TVPINFO — Panorama
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[00:00:00] In
[00:00:30] his post, he himself noted that
[00:00:34] many people believed in the fake councilor,
[00:00:37] just an hour before criticizing the lie detector and all of Polish
[00:00:40] television, he published a post about internet users
[00:00:44] who fell for it, Mr. Kałach, what exactly
[00:00:47] are you talking about, are you criticizing us just
[00:00:51] for the principle, because it's TVP, so
[00:01:46] army found the machine on the beach in the town of Rusinowo,
[00:01:50] informed the Minister of National Defense Władysław Kośniak
[00:01:53] Kamyrz. As the spokesman for the operational
[00:01:56] command told us, there was no violation of Polish airspace.
[00:02:00] So the unmanned aerial vehicle most
[00:02:03] likely drifted into our territorial waters. Cezary Baca is in Rusinowo.
[00:02:07] Tell us what we know about the found
[00:02:09] drone?
[00:02:12] From what the services have already managed to establish, everything indicates that it
[00:02:16] is indeed an aircraft of the Russian forces. The question
[00:02:20] is how it reached us. We know that
[00:02:23] Polish anti-drone air radars
[00:02:26] did not detect such an incident in Polish airspace, that it was violated
[00:02:30] in any way, but the information indicates that
[00:02:34] it drifted here, today around
[00:02:37] 4:00 AM, Lithuanian radar systems detected one
[00:02:40] of the drones, it might be that one that drifted here, intensive
[00:02:44] operations are underway by both the military police, the police,
[00:02:48] and the fire brigade.
[00:02:50] Poland is today, in many respects, target number one
[00:02:54] when it comes to hybrid attacks or observations. Russia does not
[00:02:57] give up, near Jarosławiec. In the beach area in
[00:03:01] the town of Rusinowo, the Polish army retrieved a drone from
[00:03:04] the Baltic Sea. Preliminary examination indicates that it is an unmanned military
[00:03:08] vehicle originating from Russia. On site, services are carrying out activities
[00:03:12] related to securing the scene of the incident and the retrieved equipment.
[00:03:16] The Operational Air Operations Center did not observe any
[00:03:19] violation of airspace, so it should be assumed
[00:03:23] that it drifted into our territorial waters from international waters.
[00:03:26] The retrieved drone probably differs from those used.
[00:04:44] satisfaction that I have an impact on
[00:05:00] meetings that the prime minister called with ministers and commanders
[00:05:03] of the Polish army services, I will talk to the prime minister, among
[00:05:07] other things, about improving
[00:05:11] the work. Information about a potential threat
[00:05:14] from Russia was received by Prime Minister Tusk from a CIA report.
[00:05:18] The opposition demands details, I call on the prime minister to
[00:05:22] inform the heads of parliamentary clubs and, to the extent
[00:05:25] possible, also the entire public opinion about what truly
[00:05:29] threatens us. What guarantee do you have that among these
[00:05:32] politicians of the broadly understood pato-right, there are no
[00:05:36] people who, consciously or unconsciously, will disseminate this knowledge
[00:05:39] in such a way that it reaches such ears
[00:05:45] that it shouldn't. Russian actions are a clear signal not only for Poland but also for Europe
[00:05:48] to deter those who
[00:05:51] help Ukraine. In recent days, a concrete announcement
[00:05:55] of aid to Ukraine has appeared, both from Poland
[00:05:58] and the European Commission, to allocate further funds for
[00:06:02] the purchase of armaments by Ukraine, so Russia
[00:06:05] responded.
[00:06:08] No one intends to be intimidated, and firm declarations are heard.
[00:06:12] that we support Ukraine and that we are not afraid, because otherwise
[00:06:16] Russia will simply achieve its goal. Yesterday in
[00:06:19] Kyiv, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was there with support for
[00:06:22] Ukraine. Ukraine and Poland deny Russia
[00:06:26] the right to dominate at least over
[00:06:32] is ahead of us.
[00:06:35] The end of Radosław Piesiewicz's era, a new president took over PKOl. In order
[00:06:39] that never again in history.
[00:06:45] a case that cannot be controlled,
[00:06:49] I am living with my third heart, in Panorama, the story of Mr. Roman, who
[00:06:52] cheated death many times, despite the passing
[00:06:55] of time, it sits inside, it's
[00:06:59] something that you have to
[00:07:02] experience, an unusual intervention by Warsaw
[00:07:06] services, a moose entered the central station and sat on the tracks, a bit of consternation at first, in the sense
[00:07:10] of, well, who could expect that?
[00:07:22] its current president will no longer be there, and elected Marian Kmita as acting
[00:07:26] president. In addition, the court in Katowice did not take into account the appeal
[00:07:29] of the former president of the Polish Olympic Committee and his
[00:07:33] defense lawyer, which means that Piesiewicz will spend three months
[00:07:36] in custody. Anna Stanuch. Even
[00:07:39] before 1 p.m. at the PKOl headquarters.
[00:07:50] it was said, this meeting will show what my final decision will be. Finally, after
[00:07:54] a two-hour deliberation, it was decided that Marian Kmita, from today until the end
[00:07:58] of the term, will act as the head of the Polish Olympic
[00:08:01] Committee, taking the place of Radosław Piesiewicz. And
[00:08:04] there are many challenges, among them a dramatic financial
[00:08:08] situation. An audit is announced here, the adoption of a new clear
[00:08:12] statute. In order that never again in the history of this esteemed
[00:08:15] institution should a case that cannot be
[00:08:19] controlled occur, however, the most important thing is to rebuild
[00:08:22] the committee's image and the trust of athletes.
[00:08:25] Olympians were waiting for some peace
[00:08:29] to be restored around PKOl. It was
[00:08:33] they, their faces, voices and figures, that could be and were
[00:08:37] used to promote the now compromised Zonda Krypto exchange.
[00:08:40] This was allegedly allowed by an agreement that the committee concluded with the
[00:08:44] cryptocurrency exchange, the content of which, as we hear, the members of the PKOl board
[00:08:47] did not know, it was signed by Radosław Piesiewicz. Consequently,
[00:08:50] Zonda Krypto became the general sponsor of both the committee
[00:08:54] and the Polish Olympic team. The name of the exchange hung on
[00:08:58] the PKOl headquarters. The neon light went out many months
[00:09:01] later. Along with it, however, Piesiewicz's career did not end,
[00:09:05] as he did not intend to resign from the presidency, neither when the
[00:09:08] committee's agreement with PKOl turned out to be a fiasco, nor when the prosecutor's office.
[00:09:43] end, because it was Piesiewicz who took over PKOl from the PiS
[00:09:47] boards.
[00:09:50] It was Piesiewicz who was supposed to lend him money even once, it was
[00:09:54] Piesiewicz, according to the prosecutor's office.
[00:10:12] whose influence he invoked, if he invoked anyone's influence at all,
[00:10:16] I can only say that PKOl was
[00:10:19] starved by the current prime minister, so the president
[00:10:23] looked for money in various places,
[00:10:55] that we were ashamed of, whose symbol was the
[00:10:58] Zonda Crypto neon sign on that building, have irrevocably
[00:11:01] passed into the past. The term of the current
[00:11:04] board expires in April next year. Anna Stanuch,
[00:11:08] Panorama. The fight for the Academy of Justice
[00:11:12] continues. The intensity of the dispute can be seen in the
[00:11:15] several-day occupation of the building by the Law and Justice
[00:11:18] MP. Both tried to get into the university, which was surrounded
[00:11:22] by a police cordon and barriers.
[00:12:25] The MP was not allowed in, the building is surrounded by police, and during the night
[00:12:28] barriers appeared in front of it. This lady who is
[00:12:31] there is actually a political tool in the hands of her colleagues, because
[00:12:35] they are hurting her, really they are using her, because
[00:12:38] they are trying to get inside, not to bring her some
[00:12:41] food, or even medicine, but to stay
[00:12:45] there. Yesterday Antoni Macierewicz and Mariusz Gosek even announced
[00:12:48] drilling
[00:12:49] out the locks.
[00:13:25] everyone, so that the law is implemented, because according to Law and Justice
[00:13:28] MPs, the dismissal of the rector of the Academy of Justice
[00:13:31] and the blockade of the building are illegal. What
[00:13:35] is happening with the Academy of Justice is one big
[00:13:39] scandal, a violation of the autonomy
[00:13:43] of the university, a disregard for the act on
[00:13:46] the mandate of an MP and senator, the occupation
[00:13:49] of a state university, well, it is some total absurdity, but
[00:13:53] it is meant to create.
[00:13:56] The dismissed rector Michał Sopiński does not recognize the personnel changes
[00:13:59] ordered by the Minister of Justice and today
[00:14:02] he tried again to get into the university. Public
[00:14:05] authorities are very afraid of the truth about what is
[00:14:09] happening here and that is why they are closing themselves in an ivory
[00:14:12] tower. According to the ruling party, the Academy of Justice,
[00:14:16] created by Zbigniew Ziobro, violated political neutrality.
[00:14:19] I think that only when the new rector enters there, will he be able
[00:14:23] to assess the situation. how deeply depraved this
[00:14:27] university is, the academy was initially supposed to educate prison
[00:14:31] service officers, it was supposed to be a kind of cadre forge, but
[00:14:34] it quite quickly acquired a specific provenance, that is, Zbigniew
[00:14:38] Ziobro made sure that the right
[00:14:41] people were there as lecturers and
[00:14:44] beneficiaries.
[00:14:46] Now the defense of the dismissed rector is a fight for a political
[00:14:50] bastion.
[00:14:53] Panorama. was supposed to be the next stop
[00:14:57] of the European right-wing offensive, meanwhile, the center-left
[00:15:00] is a hair's breadth away from taking power, in these elections there is
[00:15:04] also a Polish paradox, out of over 90 candidates
[00:15:07] of Polish origin, the most ran precisely from right-wing
[00:15:11] lists. Milena
[00:15:12] Kruszniewska.
[00:15:16] Last night Benny Andersson from Abba personally heated
[00:15:20] up the atmosphere at the Social Democrats' headquarters. Today
[00:15:23] they are one step away from taking power.
[00:15:26] At the moment we are leading, and if this result holds, Sweden will have
[00:15:30] a new government. For now, their bloc has a lead of just
[00:15:34] three seats over the ruling right. The mandate
[00:15:37] to govern is weak, the mandate to
[00:15:40] change direction is decidedly stronger. Party leaders, however,
[00:15:44] are not yet declaring victory, nor are they admitting
[00:15:47] defeat. Votes from many districts and those cast abroad
[00:15:51] are only to be counted on
[00:15:54] Wednesday.
[00:15:57] it was like a spectacle, all night long you could watch the result
[00:16:00] tip from right to left, now we have a few days
[00:16:04] of discussion about how it will end, I don't think we will have...
[00:16:23] For us, who want the right to win, these are somewhat nervous
[00:16:26] moments, but the counting is not yet over, so we still have
[00:16:29] a few days of uncertainty ahead of us. The Sweden Democrats won
[00:16:33] fewer votes than 4 years ago, but party leader
[00:16:36] Jimmie Åkesson. argues that his party won something
[00:16:40] else, it ceased to be a political taboo.
[00:16:42] I believe we emerge from this campaign
[00:16:46] as winners. Across the country, there are many more people today who
[00:16:50] no longer feel uncomfortable saying they are Sweden Democrats.
[00:16:53] On the contrary, they are proud of it. In this Swedish
[00:16:56] battle, there is also a strong Polish trace. At least 90 Poles
[00:17:00] of Polish origin ran in the elections.
[00:17:03] Interestingly, most of them were on the right
[00:17:07] side. The Polish diaspora in Sweden is already so
[00:17:10] integrated into society that its representatives
[00:17:13] are running in elections for the national
[00:17:16] parliament, which is undoubtedly
[00:17:20] a positive thing. After the elections, Sweden is divided almost exactly
[00:17:24] in half. If Social Democracy maintains
[00:17:27] its lead, it must reconcile its coalition partners, who, indeed,
[00:17:30] are united by the desire to remove the right from power, but are divided by taxes,
[00:17:34] energy, and the economy.
[00:17:37] This result may mean a complicated process of forming
[00:17:40] a government, how it all unfolds, we will only see.
[00:17:44] Social Democrats announce that if they form a government,
[00:17:47] the restrictive migration policy will still be
[00:17:50] in force. The right may therefore lose the elections,
[00:17:54] but its political footprint will remain. Security,
[00:17:57] migration and integration have clearly shifted
[00:18:00] the Swedish debate to the right. Milena
[00:18:03] Kruszniewska, Panorama.
[00:18:06] The case of Dorota, who allegedly killed her eight-year-old son, is again
[00:18:10] on the docket. In November 2025, the woman
[00:18:13] was sentenced to 25 years for the murder
[00:18:17] of her child. However, both the defense and the prosecution filed
[00:18:20] an appeal, not fully agreeing with the verdict. Aurelia Duniec
[00:18:24] Szymańska. Dorota G, she, according to
[00:18:27] investigators, strangled her eight-year-old son Oskar.
[00:18:31] She suffocated her son by placing the
[00:18:34] blanket over his face. She did it.
[00:18:40] The woman did not want to talk to journalists, she gave explanations
[00:18:43] in court, yes I would like to add something, but that part remained
[00:18:47] confidential for journalists, finally the accused lady does not plead guilty
[00:18:51] to the act. Eight-year-old Oskar died on July
[00:18:54] 10, 2024. The tragedy occurred in
[00:18:57] the village of Chałupki Dębniańskie in Podkarpackie Voivodeship.
[00:19:01] The tragedy is unimaginable.
[00:19:03] That morning Dorota G was alone with her son, her husband
[00:19:07] had gone to work, as it was established, at 8:16 AM
[00:19:10] she was looking on the internet for how to teach a child the
[00:19:13] multiplication table, just over an hour later at
[00:19:16] 9:19 AM, she called the emergency number
[00:19:19] 112, saying that her son was not breathing and was blue,
[00:19:23] instructed by the dispatcher, she was supposed to resuscitate the boy, paramedics after
[00:19:27] arriving at the scene stated that the boy was
[00:19:29] dead. Dorota G was detained that same
[00:19:33] day. The court of first instance last year
[00:19:36] ruled: I sentence the accused to 25 years of imprisonment,
[00:19:40] that day Oskar was naughty, he didn't want
[00:19:43] to listen to her, he wanted to deal with his childish
[00:19:47] matters and something in the accused, as she said, snapped,
[00:19:50] she suffocated him for 5 minutes, it snapped,
[00:19:54] it exploded, such things do not happen suddenly,
[00:19:57] they were already in
[00:20:00] that environment having their
[00:20:04] precursors, prior causes that
[00:20:07] led to this state of explosion, according to the prosecutor,
[00:20:11] the woman also gave the child atropine earlier, a muscle
[00:20:14] relaxant, but the court did not agree with this position,
[00:20:17] finding that there was insufficient evidence for it.
[00:20:20] resolving doubts in this regard in favor of the
[00:20:23] accused due to, in the opinion of the court of first
[00:20:27] instance, the lack of sufficient evidence,
[00:20:30] the verdict ultimately satisfied neither the defense nor the prosecution,
[00:20:33] the prosecutor in the appeal demands recognition of this issue, the
[00:20:37] substance, this was an action that led to the ultimate
[00:20:41] goal, which was to bring about the death of the minor, and
[00:20:45] this issue has very great significance when
[00:20:48] it comes to the aspect concerning the social
[00:20:52] harm of the entire
[00:20:55] act, the defense wants the acquittal of the accused, as
[00:20:58] it results from the judgment of the first instance, the accused cannot be
[00:21:01] attributed atropine poisoning, the issue
[00:21:05] of violent strangulation, in the opinion of the defense, does not
[00:21:08] result from the collected evidence. The verdict is expected next week.
[00:21:12] Szymańska,
[00:21:14] Panorama.
[00:21:20] heart transplant, which means that his chest
[00:21:23] beats with a third heart. The first
[00:21:26] transplant in 1992 was performed by the late Professor Marian
[00:21:30] Zębala. 25 years later, again the clinic in
[00:21:33] Zabrze and again a heart transplant. Today he speaks loudly
[00:21:36] about it and appeals, let's not take to the grave what we will not
[00:21:39] need after death. Dariusz
[00:21:42] Nowakowski.
[00:21:50] life doesn't end, he first found out about it in
[00:21:53] 1992, an untreated flu led to
[00:21:56] heart problems and to a transplant, another surgery in
[00:22:00] 2017, the transplanted heart suffered
[00:22:03] a heart attack, this heart later works like
[00:22:07] a normal heart, only it is uninnervated, meaning we as
[00:22:10] patients do not feel these symptoms that
[00:22:13] something bad is coming, a friend he saw before
[00:22:17] the second transplant was Gerard Tomiak,
[00:22:22] from almost 40 years, he left
[00:22:25] my room and was leaving, then
[00:22:26] Professor Michał Zembala came and said: it was my
[00:22:29] name day, this is very
[00:22:32] important, it was my name day and he says to me, listen, there's
[00:22:36] a heart, if all goes well we'll do the transplant today,
[00:22:40] a big healthy guy sometimes there are such
[00:22:43] funny situations, because someone who doesn't know Roman and has never
[00:22:47] seen him, I say, look, I say, that guy. he knows he has a third
[00:22:50] heart, I won't quote what the first reaction is,
[00:22:54] but everyone is very surprised that this picture of health
[00:22:58] was so very ill, despite the passing of time
[00:23:01] it sits inside,
[00:23:05] it is, you have to experience it, you can't just tell
[00:23:08] it like that, today he shares his story with
[00:23:11] others with such initiatives as the three
[00:23:15] hearts run, he convinces how important it is to donate organs after
[00:23:18] death, he experienced...
[00:23:39] it was so touching when she came with her children to this run that
[00:23:43] simply tears welled
[00:23:47] up in my eyes spontaneously.
[00:23:50] are an inspiration for hundreds of people, they show that life
[00:23:53] can be given again, and transplantation is the greatest
[00:23:56] gift that can be offered to another
[00:23:59] human being. We have all been working on this for
[00:24:02] over a dozen years,
[00:24:05] not only the medical community, and here I would like to emphasize the involvement,
[00:24:09] especially in recent years, of patient
[00:24:13] communities, patients after transplants. Today in
[00:24:16] Poland, patients wait for a kidney for about a year and a half.
[00:24:20] heart over a year, liver four months, lungs
[00:24:23] about 270
[00:24:26] days, each of us deciding to donate organs after
[00:24:29] death, can shorten this queue, and the next
[00:24:33] three hearts run in Rakoniewice is this coming
[00:24:37] Sunday.
[00:24:39] Good people wanted, must have empathy,
[00:24:43] time for another person. Szlachetna Paczka needs about
[00:24:46] 3,000 volunteers, they are the ones who reach.
[00:25:20] their fate moved people of good will, no words to describe
[00:25:24] what kind of help this is, our fridge broke down, we got a
[00:25:28] fridge, volunteers reach out to families and talk about
[00:25:31] their needs, I feel
[00:25:34] how I can help others here in my local
[00:25:38] community, without them it will be difficult to change for the better, in
[00:25:41] Opole Voivodeship we are short of 130 people, so that is
[00:25:44] really a lot, in some areas we don't even have
[00:25:48] a leader, so these areas... I was very
[00:25:52] happy, I wouldn't have bought it myself, what is 2000
[00:25:56] pension,
[00:26:00] and I have to buy for my daughter and everything. "I have
[00:26:03] a daughter in a nursing home." Good people gave
[00:26:06] Mrs. Regina food, a winter jacket and
[00:26:09] a kettle. I even got an Easter
[00:26:12] present too, sausage, well, really,
[00:26:15] I would like to meet these people, some beneficiaries,
[00:26:19] although they themselves have little, can share. Many
[00:26:23] of our beneficiaries have pets and in the packages they also ask for food for their
[00:26:26] animals, in fact, when we visit them, they sometimes say
[00:26:30] that for them it's nothing, just. they would ask for food,
[00:26:34] kindness shown to those in need returns, we try to
[00:26:37] give families hope, just like someone once gave me that hope, because
[00:26:41] 12 years ago I was a family that received such a package,
[00:26:45] noble hearts were also sought in the capital during the open day
[00:26:48] of Szlachetna Paczka, I would gladly see someone
[00:26:52] in my apartment to talk to them, giving encouragement,
[00:26:55] talking, that's what it is, that's the wise help we
[00:26:59] provide, last year's story of the man
[00:27:02] who said he wanted a mop, it turned out that the man was sleeping on the floor and wanted to have that
[00:27:06] floor simply clean, it didn't occur to him to ask for
[00:27:10] a bed. 2 million people in Poland live in extreme poverty, that is,
[00:27:14] in such a way that it already threatens life or health, these are often people
[00:27:17] who have to choose every day whether to buy food or medicine,
[00:27:21] whether to heat their apartment or buy a jacket for
[00:27:24] winter. During the open day of Szlachetna Paczka in Warsaw, you can try to
[00:27:28] become a person for good deeds. It's important, because every
[00:27:31] volunteer. more, it's one additional family that will receive
[00:27:35] essential support. Anna Krępaszanka,
[00:27:37] Panorama.
[00:27:43] Such a guest has never been at the central station in Warsaw, a moose
[00:27:47] decided to visit the capital's station. He made quite
[00:27:50] an impression, but caused quite a
[00:27:53] commotion, as delays amounted to more than
[00:27:57] 80 minutes. Konrad
[00:27:59] Traczyk.
[00:28:03] fox, wolf, marten,
[00:28:05] horse, otter, shrew, hare, these are animals that
[00:28:09] live in Poland and although they usually live in forests, sometimes
[00:28:12] they move straight to the city, just like Emil the moose, who decided to visit
[00:28:16] the capital and headed straight for the central station, he quickly gained
[00:28:20] popularity among travelers.
[00:28:24] We heard some talk about a moose, although it sounds a bit absurd, so all that's left is to
[00:28:27] observe. As Emil happily pranced through the tunnels, some
[00:28:31] trains stopped. Trains too.
[00:28:38] A moose is someone, so a welcoming committee awaited him at the station:
[00:28:41] police, fire brigade, and representatives
[00:28:45] of the capital's municipal forests. Mr. Paweł stood almost eye to eye with the moose,
[00:28:49] a bit of consternation at first, in the sense of, well, who could
[00:28:52] expect a moose in the center of Warsaw, especially at the station, and although
[00:28:55] Emil is a moose, at the station he was like a bull in a china
[00:28:59] shop, so the services helped him fall
[00:29:02] into a deep sleep. The moose was transported to a safe
[00:29:05] place to a large forest complex so
[00:29:09] that he couldn't easily return
[00:29:12] to the city center. But he's not the only
[00:29:16] stowaway, his distant cousin recently visited the streets
[00:29:20] of Lublin. The most important task was to ensure that the moose did not
[00:29:23] pose a safety hazard either to moving vehicles
[00:29:27] or to people living in the area. And speaking of moose,
[00:29:31] Błonie county was recently visited by another
[00:29:34] unusual guest, a large, well-fed male, with quite an
[00:29:38] appetite, he looked at me for a moment, didn't show much
[00:29:41] interest, went back to eating fermented
[00:29:44] apples. Lack of interest is not surprising, after all, the bison didn't
[00:29:48] come to the town to meet people, he walks around, looking for his
[00:29:51] love, but he probably won't find it here, because in
[00:29:54] Mazovian Voivodeship, wild bison do not occur, where do they come
[00:29:58] from in cities, sometimes similar to people, love takes away their
[00:30:03] caution, they are much less cautious, much
[00:30:05] more thinking with hormones, so we can make such a shortcut,
[00:30:09] jokes aside, but now seriously, wild boars, hedgehogs,
[00:30:13] for example, rats, primarily the brown rat in cities, these are
[00:30:16] all animals that spread leptospirosis, which is
[00:30:20] a dangerous disease for our four-legged friends, hence the appeal for
[00:30:23] vaccinations, so they can happily wag their tails, Konrad Traczyk,
[00:30:27] Panorama, we are ending here, in a moment on TVP Info,
[00:30:30] the Counterpoint program, among other things, about the new president of PKOl,
[00:30:34] Panorama returns today at 9:45 PM. See you.