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[00:00:18] my predecessors, I do not look at
[00:00:54] says the prime minister. The Pegasus inquiry commission finishes its two-year
[00:00:58] work and presents a report. it is devastating, 700
[00:01:01] pages, and in them about the surveillance system, over which Israel
[00:01:05] had control, and those who used this tool, these are
[00:01:08] among others politicians and former heads of special
[00:01:11] services. more about exceeding powers under the pretext of
[00:01:15] fighting criminals, Anna Ubianhalicka.
[00:01:18] 360 pages, this is only the public part
[00:01:22] of the report, which shows how much these words of Law and Justice politicians about
[00:01:25] Pegasus are children's stories, they were far from
[00:01:29] the truth.
[00:01:51] 25 million taken from the pool reserved for victims
[00:01:54] of crimes, they were above the law, they felt above
[00:01:57] the law, to buy surveillance equipment, the Law and Justice government ignored warnings from the police, ABW, SKW, even lawyers from the CBA, it also agreed to...
[00:03:00] to which, and to which the Law and Justice government also agreed, the Israeli producer
[00:03:04] had full access, the ABW in the declassified part of the opinion
[00:03:07] writes directly that the data left the territory
[00:03:10] of Poland, and the CBA did not have all the passwords
[00:03:14] to access them. They handed over to a foreign state, Israel,
[00:03:17] tens of thousands of data, sensitive data of Polish
[00:03:20] citizens, without any control
[00:03:22] over it. This is no longer a scandal, really,
[00:03:26] and I think for everyone this is clear. the possession
[00:03:46] of a cyberweapon, a tool with which political
[00:03:49] opponents could be incapacitated, was greater than rational thinking, Law and Justice in
[00:03:53] 2019 won
[00:03:55] the elections, thank you very much, how much of that was due to the Pegasus
[00:03:59] used at that time will be assessed.
[00:04:31] This is 19:30, the main news program
[00:04:35] of TVP, and among Monday's news, the strategy of defense against
[00:04:38] the Kremlin's aggression, and then a story of hope against
[00:04:42] predictions.
[00:04:45] You could have limited yourself to just
[00:04:46] petting her.
[00:04:55] I believe that she will be able to live on her own, she will not be dependent
[00:04:56] on us.
[00:05:00] two Turkish citizens responsible for setting fire to the Starling station
[00:05:03] in Amazowszu arrested. Saboteurs were arrested
[00:05:06] in cooperation with Polish services by German services.
[00:05:10] The suspects were supposed to act on Russia's orders.
[00:05:14] These individuals, after being handed over to Poland, will be charged
[00:05:17] with sabotage, diversion, on behalf of
[00:05:21] a foreign intelligence agency. This achievement of our services also
[00:05:25] constitutes a very strong warning to all those
[00:05:28] who are thinking about having themselves
[00:05:31] commissioned for such an act of diversion or act
[00:05:35] of sabotage. We have an excellent
[00:05:39] police force, excellent officers in the Internal Security Agency. We have
[00:05:42] fingerprints, we have the DNA
[00:05:46] of the perpetrators, we know how they moved, we know
[00:05:49] when they arrived in Poland and we know when they were
[00:05:52] evacuated from Poland.
[00:05:55] Russia's war with Ukraine, cooperation between Europe and the Persian Gulf countries,
[00:05:59] and above all security, which NATO provides and will
[00:06:03] provide. The Warsaw Security Forum, a two-day meeting with the participation
[00:06:07] of world leaders, politicians, military personnel and experts from nine
[00:06:10] countries, is underway in the capital.
[00:06:42] the enemy jointly with air and sea forces, to prevent the occupation
[00:06:46] of territory, while simultaneously activating reserves. At a later
[00:06:49] stage, land, sea, air, cyberspace and
[00:06:52] outer space precision weapon systems will be deployed. The goal is to
[00:06:56] cut off the enemy from supplies and contact between command and
[00:06:59] units.
[00:07:02] NATO is not looking for a war with anyone, but if we are attacked, we are ready to
[00:07:05] fight even tonight, but we are not complacent, we will train
[00:07:09] every day, tomorrow we will be more ready.
[00:07:13] General Grynkiewicz does not believe that the conflict is imminent or
[00:07:16] unavoidable, but assures that if necessary, NATO will not be
[00:07:20] surprised, because it has an intelligence advantage. It used to be
[00:07:22] said "limit", now that saying no longer exists,
[00:07:26] so those who master space will have
[00:07:29] platforms, not only for communication, not only
[00:07:33] for imaging, these will win the future war.
[00:07:37] The NATO Commander-in-Chief in Europe admitted that the general assumptions of the plan
[00:07:40] were made public due to the growing scale of acts of
[00:07:43] sabotage. Russia understands the language of force, when conducting terrorist
[00:07:46] and diversionary activities also in the West,
[00:07:50] blowing up tracks, cyber attacks,
[00:07:53] arson, diversion, well, Russia needs to be
[00:07:56] clearly told, if you continue
[00:07:59] these types of actions, then we have the tools and means
[00:08:03] to destroy your command centers. The war in Ukraine
[00:08:07] is a confrontation of good and evil, said Donald Tusk.
[00:08:10] Russia fights for domination.
[00:08:13] Ukraine fights for survival, and Moscow's goal, according to the prime minister, is
[00:08:17] to rebuild the sphere of influence from before 1989.
[00:08:20] No one wants escalation or war, we all dream of
[00:08:24] peace. The path to peace does not lead
[00:08:27] through weakness. The path to peace leads
[00:08:31] through deterring the aggressor. If we have a permanent base,
[00:08:35] the presence of American soldiers, the more we are able to take
[00:08:39] responsibility for NATO's eastern flank.
[00:08:47] Our intelligence believes that Russia is planning many aggressive hybrid operations
[00:08:50] against Europe, including your countries. And the EU is tightening
[00:08:54] the screw on Russia. Today, foreign ministers decided on the largest expansion
[00:08:57] of sanctions in history against entities supporting the Russian
[00:09:01] war machine. We are implementing sanctions against
[00:09:04] 1600 entities, because only pressure on Russia can yield
[00:09:08] results. Let's not forget that Russia started this
[00:09:11] war. For now, it does not intend to end it,
[00:09:14] these were yesterday's attacks in Bucha near Kyiv and in Kharkiv, and more
[00:09:25] global security, and the President of Ukraine also criticizes
[00:09:29] the possibility of diesel supplies from Russia to
[00:09:32] the American market at this forum. Donald Trump's regulation also sparks
[00:09:36] opposition in the United States. Marcin
[00:09:39] Antosiewicz observes the opening from the perspective of Washington. to
[00:09:42] Russian fuels, which is not even liked by
[00:09:45] Republicans,
[00:09:51] only four of the 53 Republican
[00:09:54] senators signed a letter of opposition to Trump's
[00:09:58] deal with Putin. These are senators who are either leaving American
[00:10:01] politics, or do not have to run for re-election this year, or to
[00:10:05] win re-election must distance themselves from Trump. In the letter,
[00:10:08] they write that returning to buying Russian raw materials is illegal.
[00:10:12] because in 2022, Congress passed a law after the Russian aggression
[00:10:16] against Ukraine, that the import of Russian fuels to
[00:10:20] the USA is prohibited, so as not to finance Putin's war against Ukraine and
[00:10:24] NATO allies. I believe that there are
[00:10:28] reasonable grounds to believe that the president is not
[00:10:31] complying with the law, we have clearly stated that
[00:10:34] Russia is the aggressor. Kyiv
[00:10:37] does not intend to stop attacking Russian refineries, they will continue to attack
[00:10:41] rightfully, it is a military operation, it is
[00:10:43] a war.
[00:10:48] Trump gratefully accepted the Russian offer, because he needs support in
[00:10:51] the election campaign, especially in rural areas, which massively support him.
[00:11:55] The energy truce announced by Trump was supposed to
[00:11:58] protect the infrastructure of both sides, it only took four
[00:12:01] hours. Russia struck the thermal power plant in
[00:12:04] Kharkiv. Russia violates the terms of this truce, about which President
[00:12:08] Trump spoke, more and more Shahed rockets are entering our
[00:12:11] sky. This shows how much Moscow's declarations are worth and
[00:12:15] how Putin values Trump's opinion, because on the one hand he makes an agreement with
[00:12:18] him to deliver almost 2 million tons of diesel to the American
[00:12:22] and global market by the end of the year. Putin cannot be trusted,
[00:12:28] he cannot be trusted in any way, there is no
[00:12:31] agreement that he would not immediately sign and
[00:12:34] break. Diesel supplies are a key issue for Trump. The war with
[00:12:38] Iran caused a landslide increase in prices not only on
[00:12:41] the American fuel market, but supplies from Russia are a drop in the ocean
[00:12:44] of needs and, according to experts, will not lower the high prices on
[00:12:48] the global and Polish market. I don't think it will have
[00:12:52] any great impact at all. What Putin promised to deliver.
[00:13:25] related to energy prices, not only fuels themselves, but also, for
[00:13:28] example, natural gas. Houthi's goal is also oil infrastructure in Saudi
[00:13:32] Arabia. This is one of the main oil suppliers for Poland, here
[00:13:36] the government reassures, we are prepared. The fuel market in
[00:13:39] Poland is stable, we have
[00:13:42] both good reserves and
[00:13:45] fuel stocks. Poland diversifies
[00:13:48] supplies. What can be seen at gas stations, small
[00:13:51] changes from tomorrow. More expensive by 9 groszy. Diesel 4 groszy
[00:13:55] down, I don't think the CPN program will be threatened in the near future, its operation was calculated
[00:13:58] for a period of the next three months, i.e. until the end of this year, and
[00:14:02] no one from the governing circles suggested in any way that anything should
[00:14:06] change here. For now, the global game for fuels does not change the rules
[00:14:09] of refueling in Poland. Szymosz
[00:14:20] among them the amendment of regulations and extension.
[00:14:23] happened last week, in many
[00:14:55] schools today there were special classes and campaigns that
[00:14:58] are intended to draw attention to threats, in Opole,
[00:15:01] tomorrow a protest against violence and hatred. We
[00:15:05] don't want fear to rule us, we want to tame it and
[00:15:08] we want to eliminate it. New regulations, on which the Ministry
[00:15:12] of Education is working, are supposed to help with this.
[00:15:16] It is about strengthening access control to schools, extending
[00:15:19] the powers of the management, to more effectively combat potential
[00:15:23] threats. will also concern technical solutions
[00:15:27] in school buildings, we are on
[00:15:30] the right track, even if someone doesn't like it,
[00:15:34] as I have always emphasized regarding the safety of children.
[00:15:38] here in Poland there are no compromises. So far, the services have inspected
[00:15:42] approximately 8,000 schools, 135
[00:15:45] people have been arrested. Today alone, 2,000
[00:15:49] officers were involved in the operation. The operation will be
[00:15:52] maintained for at least the next few days,
[00:15:56] if, of course, any new phenomena
[00:15:59] occur that would cause it to be intensified
[00:16:02] or maintained longer, we will be ready
[00:16:05] for it.
[00:16:27] and I believe that in the coming weeks, the president's signature will multiply efforts online, so that
[00:16:30] digital platforms also take responsibility, despite the lack of tools, when it comes to tools, the government means the law swiftly passed in the Sejm.
[00:16:34] experts are also waiting for the signature to draw consequences
[00:16:46] against companies that do
[00:16:49] not care about children's
[00:16:51] safety, that do not control the age
[00:16:55] of users, but no law will be effective if
[00:16:58] in the fight against pathologies and violence there is a lack of actions, help and
[00:17:19] Gibała, the new president of Krakow, he won in
[00:17:23] the clash with Monika Piątkowska. An entrepreneur, former MP,
[00:17:26] founder of the Krakow for Residents association, he has 2 years
[00:17:30] to implement his promises. The post-election
[00:17:33] landscape is observed by Bartosz Filippowicz, tell us what the first
[00:17:36] day was like. the new host
[00:17:38] of the city hall,
[00:17:42] in the morning Łukasz Gibała was giving away pretzels to residents to thank them
[00:17:46] for their votes, there were no more similar activities today,
[00:17:50] but the scope of duties of the new president will definitely increase
[00:17:53] in the coming weeks, because Gibała promised
[00:17:56] Krakow for residents during the election campaign, and as the
[00:17:59] people of Krakow told us, there are at least several problems in their
[00:18:03] city, starting from expensive public transport, ending with
[00:18:06] outrageously high prices.
[00:18:17] she has already announced it, but the Krakow City Council will also do it, in which the Civic
[00:18:20] Coalition has a majority, and now it is the role of the new president to
[00:18:24] convince political opponents of his vision
[00:18:28] of Krakow.
[00:18:30] Łukasz Gibała's fourth attempt at the presidency in Krakow and
[00:18:34] success. The day when after 24 years.
[00:19:18] I would like to thank everyone very much,
[00:19:20] everyone who went to these elections, as she admitted, she was aware
[00:19:24] of the difficult situation as a party candidate after the recall
[00:19:27] in the referendum of Aleksander Miszalski from Civic Coalition. About the campaign, thanks to
[00:19:31] conversations with voters, she says inspiring, now announces
[00:19:34] the verification of Łukasz Gibała's promises.
[00:20:39] cannot afford large investments, this means that there will be no, for example, subway, which Monika
[00:20:42] Piątkowska wanted. Minister Dariusz Klimczak clearly, however,
[00:20:46] a few days ago announced 10 billion, you need.
[00:20:50] to know how to reach for these funds? we are ready for talks, but
[00:20:53] the question is whether the new authorities of Krakow will want to develop the subway
[00:20:57] project or other types of rail transport. The cooperation
[00:21:00] of the government with the president of Krakow will be like with any other
[00:21:04] local government official. Unlike
[00:21:08] territorial self-governments from the point of view of which
[00:21:11] party they belong to. Right-wing politicians try to capitalize
[00:21:14] on Gibała's victory. They write about the prime minister's personal defeat
[00:21:18] and a red card for the government.
[00:21:50] because, because precisely the belief that victory is inevitable is its greatest enemy.
[00:21:54] Łukasz Gibała, as the new president of the capital of Małopolska, will be
[00:21:57] sworn in probably on
[00:22:08] about the Sinology student who was brought from China in a coma
[00:22:11] by a government plane. Her condition is complications and encephalitis after
[00:22:15] the removal of an aggressive tumor. The 24-year-old.
[00:22:17] learns everything from scratch, the drama
[00:22:50] began in mid-April, hallucinations appeared, severe
[00:22:53] disorientation and problems with recognizing loved ones. Klaudia was
[00:22:56] in Beijing at that time, studying Sinology. Russian dumplings, as
[00:23:00] you can see, are also written in Polish, dziodzy. Initial
[00:23:03] diagnosis, a terrifying teratoma, which is usually
[00:23:07] a non-malignant and relatively common tumor. In Klaudia,
[00:23:10] however, it caused autoimmune encephalitis. In some of these
[00:23:14] teratomas,
[00:23:18] nervous tissue develops. This prompts the body to produce
[00:23:22] antibodies against nervous tissue, these
[00:23:25] antibodies secondarily cause various neurological
[00:23:28] disorders. The lesion was removed, but complications occurred:
[00:23:31] acute peritonitis, respiratory failure, intestinal obstruction
[00:23:35] and duodenal perforation. The costs of treatment and transport to Poland
[00:23:38] exceeded the insurance sum. The Ministry of National Defense
[00:23:42] provided assistance, sending a special plane for Klaudia.
[00:23:45] On board was, among others, Klaudia's father.
[00:23:48] confined to just stroking her and
[00:23:51] saying something to
[00:23:53] him. Klaudia was in a pharmacological
[00:23:57] coma for almost half a year. Thanks to the fact that the brain
[00:24:01] is, as it were, sedated, it is sedated,
[00:24:04] we can allow ourselves to better control
[00:24:08] the rest of the body, damage, post-operative
[00:24:10] zones. From the beginning it was known that after waking up, the patient
[00:24:14] would face a lot of work. A sorceress, truly a sorceress
[00:24:18] and that work is already underway. The results give hope,
[00:24:21] I believe that it will be good, maybe
[00:24:24] there will not be 100%
[00:24:28] regeneration of the head as it used to
[00:24:30] be, but I believe that she will be independent,
[00:28:08] Good evening, everyone, Justyna Dobroszoracz, and I invite you to the question of the day, with me and with you is
[00:28:12] the chairwoman of the Pegasus inquiry commission, Magdalena Sroka,
[00:28:15] also a member of parliament for the Polish People's Party. Good evening. Good evening,
[00:28:19] Ms. Editor, good evening, everyone. Over two years of the commission's work, and
[00:28:22] I must admit that probably no commission had such an uphill battle as
[00:28:26] yours. Was the truth more shocking
[00:28:30] to you than the
[00:28:34] independent media reports? I am in the comfortable
[00:28:37] situation that I also know the classified material that the
[00:28:40] commission gathered, and there are indeed
[00:28:43] such matters described, which would have to
[00:28:46] absolutely shock everyone who would have familiarized themselves with this
[00:28:50] topic, Pegasus, the Pegasus
[00:28:54] commission,