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[00:00:00] such an understanding or a more careful
[00:00:03] approach to this, to these
[00:00:06] issues that are important for the West, but again
[00:00:09] you escaped to global issues, you escaped
[00:00:13] from the question about yourself, do you still
[00:00:17] in this moment return to what happened
[00:00:20] in prison, does it still return in nightmares?
[00:00:23] I mean, when I crossed the border and
[00:00:26] found myself in a room with three sad gentlemen, it
[00:00:30] seemed to me for a moment that those 130
[00:00:33] odd days that I was free, that it was all
[00:00:37] a dream, that I am still where I was,
[00:00:41] so without a doubt, this internal
[00:00:44] state, the state of a prisoner, that I lived in for so many years,
[00:00:48] it is still inside me, so we wish
[00:00:51] you then that this dream of
[00:00:54] freedom lasts as long as possible, and those nightmares never
[00:00:58] return, thank you very much for the conversation.
[00:01:00] Thank you, I encourage you to watch the next episodes of the special
[00:01:04] report. Soon we will show how the prisoner exchange operation
[00:01:07] looked, in which Andrzej Poczobut was released and who else
[00:01:11] gained freedom thanks to this operation. That's all
[00:01:14] for today. Good night and see you.
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[00:02:49] Magdalena Śleziak, good evening, we're starting the news
[00:02:52] service. A 52-year-old man suspected of
[00:02:55] shooting several people arrested. The shooting happened
[00:02:59] after 7 am.
[00:03:10] For more information, we now turn to aspirant Bartosz Izdebski from the press team of the Provincial Police Headquarters in
[00:03:13] Krakow. Good evening, sir, and please tell me, do you confirm
[00:03:17] the information that the perpetrator has already been arrested? Good
[00:03:20] evening, I confirm, yes, the perpetrator was arrested
[00:03:23] around 8 p.m., he is a resident of the Bukowno
[00:03:27] commune, he previously. shot two
[00:03:31] people, a 36-year-old and a 44-year-old,
[00:03:35] he wounded the 36-year-old in the leg, while the 44-year-old in the
[00:03:38] arm, the 44-year-old was taken by helicopter to
[00:03:42] the hospital due to severe blood
[00:03:46] loss, his condition is quite serious,
[00:03:49] there was information that perhaps a third person was
[00:03:53] injured, that someone else was being sought, do you deny this,
[00:03:56] only two people are injured?
[00:04:00] I deny it, these were early reports, when there was still
[00:04:03] information chaos, the situation was not entirely
[00:04:07] clear, now the police will determine how it
[00:04:11] really was, whether these people knew each other,
[00:04:14] knew, or there was, or whether there were some
[00:04:18] disputes that this 52-year-old
[00:04:20] tried to settle in this way,
[00:04:25] football, he learned about his call-up to the national team for the investigation that is being conducted, the examination, the
[00:04:27] investigative team that is going to the scene will... establish,
[00:04:30] collect all evidence to clarify
[00:04:34] this matter as soon as possible and
[00:04:37] we will probably return to this matter, thank you very much for the conversation,
[00:04:41] aspirant Bartosz Izdebski was your and my
[00:04:44] guest.
[00:04:47] A private foundation is organizing a meeting to which entrepreneurs are invited by
[00:04:51] the President's Chancellery, Newsweek and Radio Z report.
[00:04:54] According to media reports, sponsors who pay large
[00:04:57] sums can count on even... spoke
[00:05:49] untrue information and accused the
[00:05:52] government. It's hard to comment on fake news,
[00:05:55] I mean it's hard to refer to something that basically doesn't exist. The
[00:05:59] President will open tomorrow's forum,
[00:06:02] any suggestions that, I don't know, there were some fees or
[00:06:06] something like that are unfounded, it's hard
[00:06:10] here.
[00:06:12] to discuss something that doesn't exist, unfortunately, but I have
[00:06:16] the impression that the government, which is in big financial trouble when it comes
[00:06:20] to Poland's debt, when it comes to the budget, when it comes
[00:06:24] to international rankings, is probably trying, with the help of some
[00:06:27] journalists, to cover up these failures,
[00:06:31] so it's hard to comment on something that doesn't
[00:06:34] exist, the exit poll results in Germany clearly
[00:06:38] show the fragmentation of the political scene in this
[00:06:40] country. on the Baltic Sea coast
[00:06:44] AFD very slightly overtook
[00:06:47] SPD, in Berlin the Left took first place.
[00:06:50] We connect with Magdalena Gwóź Palokat. Welcome,
[00:06:53] tell us what these results say about the moods of German voters and
[00:06:57] above all how they can affect the future political
[00:07:00] arrangement in these two
[00:07:01] states?
[00:07:05] Well, first of all, they say that the political center is weakening,
[00:07:09] that's why, as you already mentioned, these two extreme right-wing,
[00:07:13] that is, from the left side of the political scene and from the right side
[00:07:16] of the political scene, are gaining support, we are talking about
[00:07:20] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern about support at the level of almost
[00:07:23] 38% for the Alternative for Germany,
[00:07:27] while here in Berlin the Left is stronger than
[00:07:30] expected, because it gained over
[00:07:33] 25% support, which is quite a lot more than
[00:07:37] the polls gave it, very weak Christian Democrats in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[00:07:41] that is, the party of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, there currently
[00:07:44] the results that we have so far give it
[00:07:47] five percent support, this means that in this
[00:07:51] party, well now everyone is trembling about whether the CDU
[00:07:54] will even get into the state parliament, if it didn't
[00:07:58] get in, well that would be absolutely spectacular,
[00:08:01] spectacularly bad for the Christian Democrats, because it's a party that, well,
[00:08:05] its results have never been so low in the state parliament, if I'm not
[00:08:09] mistaken, the lowest was 9%, while now... we're talking about
[00:08:12] 5%, that's why German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has already
[00:08:16] spoken, some say a bit too early, because these are still
[00:08:20] only poll results and he spoke of catastrophic results, this
[00:08:23] is a bad evening for the Christian Democrats, because in Berlin they also
[00:08:27] don't have such support as they expected, they have below 20%
[00:08:31] support, so the distance from the Left
[00:08:35] is also greater than expected, well now
[00:08:38] a difficult task awaits politicians in both states, because
[00:08:42] in both of them forming a government will be difficult, here in
[00:08:45] Berlin for now, but these are very cautious forecasts, everything suggests
[00:08:49] that the Left, SPD and Greens will take over the government,
[00:08:53] in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, although the Alternative for Germany is the strongest,
[00:08:57] no one wants to govern with them, so we expect that the
[00:09:00] current Prime Minister Manuela Schwizich of the Social Democrats
[00:09:04] will take over forming the government, but these are very cautious forecasts, because we are still
[00:09:08] talking about these poll results. From the capital
[00:09:10] of Germany, Magdalena Gwóź. stretched
[00:09:54] for almost a kilometer, no one who stood in it had any doubt how it would end, the result
[00:09:58] was known even before the first vote was cast, United Russia, the
[00:10:02] ruling party and Putin's base will maintain a majority in the
[00:10:06] Duma for two decades, forecasts speak of nearly 50%,
[00:10:09] there was no real opposition on the ballots.
[00:10:21] And yet, on Sunday, these crowds came to vote and to make their voices heard.
[00:10:26] What is happening here are elections only in name, because many
[00:10:30] procedures have been violated. The most obvious example is the non-admission
[00:10:33] of the opposition party Yabloko, which in its program advocated
[00:10:37] peace and against war. I am afraid that many voters willing
[00:10:41] to vote for Yabloko will ignore the vote, and the result
[00:10:44] of United Russia will be artificially inflated. I have lived in
[00:10:48] Armenia for four years I came to vote because I do not
[00:10:51] support Vladimir Putin's party.
[00:11:28] it is not appropriate at a time of growing frustration among Russians with the war in Ukraine, which has been going on for the fifth year, and pressure
[00:11:32] in the country is growing, a crumbling economy, fuel shortages,
[00:11:35] Ukrainian drones, missiles in the air, the Kremlin needs
[00:11:38] a result to present it as proof that Russians
[00:11:42] still support the war. These elections change
[00:11:45] nothing in Russian politics, but the people who came here today
[00:11:49] believe that their unity will finally weaken Putin's
[00:11:52] oppression. From Yerevan for TVP.
[00:12:18] We strongly condemn the Russian Federation's conduct
[00:12:21] of illegal elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine in the region. also condemns
[00:12:30] the
[00:12:34] organization of voting in Transnistria, in
[00:12:37] Tskhinvali, South Ossetia and Abkhazia without the consent
[00:12:41] of the respective authorities of the Republic of Moldova and Georgia. Also in
[00:12:45] these cases, the elections were conducted illegally and in
[00:12:48] violation of all standards of international law
[00:12:51] and democracy. We read in a post on the X platform.
[00:12:59] A unique spectacle took place at the Silesian Stadium, linking
[00:13:03] the song about Gerard Cieślik. The spectacle recalled the history
[00:13:06] of one of the greatest legends of Polish football and his famous
[00:13:10] goals. And Karolina Pawelec is on site. Karolina, how
[00:13:13] would you summarize this
[00:13:14] spectacle?
[00:13:23] Beautiful, unique atmosphere. of the year, and to recall this
[00:13:27] unique match Poland vs. Soviet Union,
[00:13:30] a match whose hero was Gerard Cieślik,
[00:13:33] a short player, only 163 cm
[00:13:37] tall, but it was he who decided that
[00:13:40] Poland was victorious, he scored one of the goals
[00:13:43] with his head, at this moment the match is ending,
[00:13:47] fans are leaving the stadium, they can still
[00:13:50] catch a shirt here, because they are being shot out,
[00:13:54] and everyone we managed to talk to briefly, because
[00:13:58] I had a few such conversations,
[00:14:00] said that it was beautiful, that Gerard Cieślik is a legend of Ruch
[00:14:04] Chorzów, that he is a unique footballer for
[00:14:06] Polish football,
[00:14:10] 45 matches in the national team,
[00:14:13] 27 goals, well, that
[00:14:16] victory over the Soviet Union at that
[00:14:19] time had a unique dimension, because Poland, after all,
[00:14:23] was in the Soviet sphere
[00:14:26] of influence, so it wasn't just about sport, about those goals, but
[00:14:30] also politics was at play
[00:14:32] here, Gerard Cieślik lived his whole
[00:14:36] life in Chorzów, his career with Ruch Chorzów was
[00:14:39] connected with this city, he was a steelworker, he had
[00:14:43] to work full-time, he combined
[00:14:46] this work with
[00:14:50] that match from the radio, well, this beautiful,
[00:14:53] beautiful story.