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[00:00:00] an eight-year-old girl connected to electricity bypassing the meter. And at
[00:00:04] the end, information that is not entirely criminal, but there are
[00:00:07] losses.
[00:00:12] Now about foresters overestimating animals.
[00:00:16] They put up a sign, attention, damage caused by Beavers.
[00:00:19] What did the Beavers do? Dear foresters, Beavers can't
[00:00:22] read, maybe they can, I don't
[00:00:25] know anymore. And in a moment, a program about the most important events of tomorrow.
[00:00:29] We connect with Joanna Monkos, good evening
[00:00:33] Joanna, good evening Rafał, good evening to you all, in
[00:00:36] a moment we will check what will happen tomorrow, we will summarize
[00:00:40] the most important events of today, we will also look
[00:00:44] at the weather forecast, I invite you
[00:00:46] now,
[00:00:51] the man arrested in Lower Silesia who threatened an attack on Prime Minister Donald
[00:00:55] Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister, Head of the Ministry of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz
[00:00:58] will be questioned. Tomorrow before the District Prosecutor's Office,
[00:01:02] our reporter Karolina Nocek is there, good evening
[00:01:05] Karolina, please tell me, do we know what the man
[00:01:08] is facing?
[00:01:11] Good evening, indeed, tomorrow, according to the announcements of the spokesman
[00:01:15] of the District Prosecutor's Office, prosecutor
[00:01:18] Skiba, the questioning of this man
[00:01:21] will take place here tomorrow, today he was already
[00:01:25] brought from Lower Silesia to Warsaw, he is
[00:01:27] currently in custody.
[00:01:30] of the main police headquarters in the capital and tomorrow he is
[00:01:33] to be transported here to the district prosecutor's office,
[00:01:37] around noon these actions
[00:01:40] are to take place with him, and then of course we expect probably
[00:01:44] some press conference from prosecutor Skiba,
[00:01:47] who will answer our bothering questions, and
[00:01:50] therefore what motivated this man, what kind
[00:01:54] of charges he may face, and in consequence, what may
[00:01:58] threaten him, however... what do we know about this man?
[00:02:01] Still not much, we know that he is about 60 years old,
[00:02:05] that he is most likely a resident
[00:02:09] of Lower Silesia Voivodeship and as Minister Marcin
[00:02:12] Kierwiński stated, everything
[00:02:16] also indicates that he comes from very radical, this
[00:02:19] is a quote, that he comes from very radical groups, that he precisely
[00:02:23] establishes contacts through the internet of an extremely
[00:02:26] extremist nature, such
[00:02:29] information... Minister Kierwiński told us,
[00:02:33] however, as I mentioned, tomorrow's interrogation and after this interrogation
[00:02:36] we may learn more about what happened over
[00:02:40] the weekend, because this whole matter precisely took place
[00:02:43] over the weekend, it was over the weekend that the state protection services were to receive
[00:02:47] information by email about a planned attack on
[00:02:50] Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense
[00:02:54] Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
[00:02:56] We learned about this from the spokesman.
[00:03:30] attacks in educational institutions in Gorzów, officers will also
[00:03:33] talk to young people about the legal consequences of such behavior, about
[00:03:37] the details now Andrzej Kulesza. In connection with
[00:03:40] recent events in schools throughout Poland,
[00:03:43] police officers are present not only in the form of patrols in front of school
[00:03:47] entrances, but will also be present in classes. Officers from
[00:03:51] Gorzów on Tuesday will talk to students primarily about the legal
[00:03:55] responsibility of minors. The conviction still prevails
[00:03:58] that... a minor does not have to fear
[00:04:02] criminal responsibility for their actions, this is not entirely
[00:04:05] true about the fact that for hate speech, peer violence or
[00:04:09] demoralization, one can still be held accountable in court, even
[00:04:13] as a minor, and the consequences can be
[00:04:16] serious, uniformed officers in the Gorzów Technical and General Education
[00:04:19] School Complex will say this,
[00:04:22] tomorrow from early morning, and also tomorrow from the morning
[00:04:26] on TVP Info we will be covering the topic of security on the eastern flank.
[00:04:30] Senate we will talk among other things about what the alliance's
[00:04:33] strategy is in the event of a potential conflict. Let's move
[00:04:37] now to Maciej Kułakowski. Good
[00:04:40] evening. Maciek, tell me, what role does the Suwałki
[00:04:44] Gap play in this strategy in the context of the security of Poland and
[00:04:47] Europe?
[00:04:51] A key role. Considering the Suwałki Gap itself, let's not
[00:04:55] forget that it is a possible evacuation route for residents of the
[00:04:58] Baltic states in case of a potential attack
[00:05:02] on their countries. Let's remember
[00:05:05] that the Polish-Lithuanian border is 104 km
[00:05:08] long, however this number does not fully reflect the reality, Suwałki,
[00:05:14] whose width from the Kaliningrad Oblast to the Belarusian
[00:05:18] border is 65 km, it is
[00:05:21] really a narrow bottleneck, a narrow passage
[00:05:23] through which in case of a potential threat, residents
[00:05:27] of the Baltic states can
[00:05:30] evacuate, however, as during the Warsaw Security Forum,
[00:05:33] the Supreme Commander of NATO Allied Forces in
[00:05:37] Europe, General Aleksus Grynkiewicz assured
[00:05:41] that the alliance is capable of acting already tonight, and thanks
[00:05:44] to exercises they are better every
[00:05:47] next day at dealing with potential attacks
[00:05:50] from hostile states, as he emphasizes, the alliance's strategy is
[00:05:54] primarily defense,
[00:05:57] defense of the borders of allied states, and also
[00:06:01] deterrence of potential enemies, which is why allied
[00:06:04] forces will never attack first, they will only
[00:06:07] defend allied states, and if necessary
[00:06:11] in case of aggression...
[00:06:53] The shape of the child protection system and the status of LGBT people in Hungary
[00:06:56] divides politicians of the new ruling party and Fidesz
[00:06:59] MPs. Current regulations prohibit, among other things, rainbow
[00:07:03] references in advertisements for young people or organizing pride
[00:07:06] marches. In April, the Court of Justice of the European Union
[00:07:10] deemed the Hungarian law discriminatory.
[00:07:21] the discussion and vote on the amendment to the act
[00:07:24] is scheduled for the first part of the
[00:07:26] session, and also tomorrow morning Pope Leo
[00:07:30] XIV will go to the hospital, the Vatican announced this information,
[00:07:33] according to previous announcements, he is to undergo surgery to remove a lesion
[00:07:37] in his lung, the operation will be performed at the Gemelli clinic in Rome,
[00:07:40] meanwhile... today the Pope received at seven
[00:07:44] audiences apostolic nuncios and bishops from several countries, and
[00:07:47] also a group of lay people.
[00:07:51] Your dedication is always with me, because I always carry with
[00:07:55] me the gift you gave me at the time of my election.
[00:07:58] Thank you very much for that. The Vatican announces that the Pope's stay in
[00:08:02] the hospital will last about a week. The Vatican press office emphasized
[00:08:06] that the lump in the Pope's lung was detected during a routine
[00:08:09] check-up, not as a result of symptoms requiring.
[00:08:13] Italian media emphasize the openness of Leo XIV, who
[00:08:17] informed the faithful about his illness during Sunday's Angelus
[00:08:20] prayer. The Pope emphasized that the change was detected at an early
[00:08:24] stage. Expressions of support are pouring into the Vatican from all
[00:08:28] over the world.
[00:08:31] Every day they fight for the health and life
[00:08:34] of patients. Paramedics, doctors, nurses, and rescue teams
[00:08:37] are often the first to arrive at the scene of accidents or
[00:08:41] life-threatening events. Tomorrow they celebrate their
[00:08:44] holiday, Medical Rescue Day. Urszula Matysiak
[00:08:48] is in Gdańsk. Good morning, good evening Ula, please tell
[00:08:51] me, how will this celebration look in
[00:08:54] Pomerania?
[00:08:57] Good evening, there will certainly be no shortage of expressions of sympathy
[00:09:01] and, above all, gratitude from
[00:09:03] patients. In our region, several hundred people work
[00:09:07] in this unique profession, 110 medical
[00:09:10] rescue teams. Every day
[00:09:13] they ensure safety. It is worth
[00:09:16] mentioning that in Pomerania the specifics of the daily service
[00:09:20] of paramedics is unique due to
[00:09:22] the cities, two large agglomerations, Gdańsk,
[00:09:26] Gdynia, often congested, through these
[00:09:28] streets often less accessible, they have to push through every day
[00:09:32] to reach those in need, but let's also remember
[00:09:36] the summer season, which is an additional challenge
[00:09:39] events. by the bay, by the sea
[00:09:43] and often crowded beaches, where
[00:09:46] it is very difficult to move and precisely in such conditions
[00:09:49] one must reach those who need help, then
[00:09:53] very important is close cooperation with
[00:09:56] LPR, with WOPR, paramedics in such
[00:10:00] conditions also do excellently in our region.
[00:10:03] Tomorrow will also be a great opportunity to
[00:10:07] truly support their work in Gdynia, the city
[00:10:10] ambulance station
[00:10:13] will receive two new ambulances tomorrow,
[00:10:17] perfectly, modernly equipped vehicles, which
[00:10:20] will join the fleet of this very station, one of these
[00:10:24] ambulances... was financed thanks
[00:10:27] to a grant from the city of Gdynia, so President
[00:10:30] Aleksandra Kosiorek will also participate in this official
[00:10:34] handover of vehicles. Urszula Matysiak, thank you very much, Ula.
[00:10:38] And tomorrow, at the request of the Prosecutor's Office
[00:10:41] in Łączna near Mieroszów in Lower Silesia, animals will be
[00:10:44] taken away. In total there are 300 of them. The owners are accused
[00:10:48] of mistreating these animals. This topic is covered by Mateusz
[00:10:52] Bęsz. Good morning, Mateusz, tell us how... this
[00:10:55] process is supposed to look, and where will the animals
[00:10:57] go?
[00:11:00] Good evening, well, precisely at the request of the prosecutor's office, representatives
[00:11:04] of 10 organizations dealing with animal protection will appear
[00:11:08] here at the zoo in Łączna, near Mieroszów in Lower Silesia.
[00:11:11] They are to take away these animals that are here,
[00:11:14] because, according to the prosecutor's office, these animals
[00:11:18] are kept in inappropriate conditions. I will just say that
[00:11:21] the prosecutor's office appeared here at the zoo in Łączna
[00:11:25] for the first time in May, and
[00:11:28] then documents were secured in connection with
[00:11:31] this action and the entire prosecutor's
[00:11:35] action, but only now has the prosecutor's office decided
[00:11:38] that, in its opinion, the animals are kept in inappropriate
[00:11:42] conditions and must be taken away. As I said, they will be
[00:11:45] taken away by 10 organizations and will go under care.
[00:11:49] Here, of course, the zoo in Łączna does not agree with the prosecutor's
[00:11:53] arguments. It is worth adding that this is one of the largest zoos
[00:11:56] in Lower Silesia. As you
[00:11:59] said, about 300 animals live here, including
[00:12:03] wolves, lions, tigers and
[00:12:07] lemurs. These animals, in the opinion of the
[00:12:09] carers, have
[00:12:12] excellent conditions to stay here. When they are
[00:12:16] moved, they may end up in inappropriate
[00:12:19] conditions. Therefore, representatives of the zoo
[00:12:22] appeal that the entire process, both the arrival
[00:12:25] of the prosecutor's office and these organizations, should be
[00:12:29] transparent and that the animals should have appropriate
[00:12:33] conditions. Representatives of the zoo
[00:12:36] also say all the time that they are able to prepare all
[00:12:39] the documents. It will all start tomorrow at 7:00 AM.
[00:12:43] Mateusz Bęsz was talking about this, thank you very much. Tomorrow
[00:12:46] the search continues for the seven-year-old female Serval Savannah, which
[00:12:50] escaped from the aviary in a private
[00:12:54] farm in Bukowina in Podkarpackie Voivodeship.
[00:12:57] The owner asks for information from people who notice the characteristic
[00:13:01] spotted cat.
[00:13:04] The search will cover the areas of Ulanów, Potok
[00:13:07] Górny and Biłgoraj forests in Lubelskie Voivodeship, as the
[00:13:11] female was last seen there. The animal has
[00:13:14] a slender build, very long legs, a large pair of upright ears and
[00:13:17] a relatively small head. Siri's fur
[00:13:20] is yellowish-fawn and covered.
[00:13:24] Dziennik Gazeta Prawna
[00:13:55] and there is a hot topic in recent days, particularly
[00:13:59] regarding the safety of our children, the Ministry
[00:14:02] of Education is preparing changes in the law to improve
[00:14:05] safety in schools, this is the result of a wave
[00:14:09] of knife attacks that have occurred in recent days throughout Poland, what
[00:14:12] are these changes, you will read about them tomorrow on the front page
[00:14:16] of Gazeta Wyborcza. The second interesting topic also concerns
[00:14:19] our wallets, Donald Trump wants to enable the return of
[00:14:23] Russian diesel to world markets, this is still Gazeta
[00:14:26] Prawna, if you want to know more about this topic, I refer
[00:14:30] you to this newspaper, and now let's look at
[00:14:33] Gazeta Wyborcza, and on the front page of
[00:14:37] Gazeta Wyborcza, the end of the work of the Pegasus commission,
[00:14:40] a report which, well, also shocked Prime Minister Donald Tusk, this
[00:14:44] is no longer a scandal, this is a state crime
[00:14:47] and this is how Prime Minister Tusk commented
[00:14:50] on the commission's summaries, what else did he
[00:14:53] say about this, of course you can
[00:14:58] read more about it in tomorrow's Gazeta Wyborcza, the effect of 10 notifications to the prosecutor's office, also tomorrow in
[00:15:02] Gazeta Wyborcza Kraków and Łukasz Gibała, who became the new mayor
[00:15:05] of this city. The next title we look
[00:15:09] at is Super Express, and
[00:15:12] in Super Express, apart from the entertainment section, which always appears
[00:15:16] in such a newspaper, we also have information
[00:15:20] regarding Łukasz Gibała's victory in
[00:15:23] Krakow. Super Express announces the interview
[00:15:26] with the winner of the elections in the capital of Małopolska, if you are curious
[00:15:30] what plans this politician
[00:15:32] has for the capital of Małopolska, please look at Super
[00:15:35] Express. The end also Fact
[00:15:39] and Fact describes another hot topic
[00:15:42] of recent days, Michał Kołodziejczak, who defends himself against accusations of
[00:15:45] violence, and Michał Kołodziejczak, who is currently
[00:15:49] helped by detective Rutkowski, an interesting combination,
[00:15:53] if you are curious why, please look at tomorrow's
[00:15:57] Fact.
[00:15:59] And now, ladies and gentlemen, part of our program,
[00:16:03] Revers, coming up soon.