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00:00:30just interceptor missiles, in your opinion, we
00:00:34have not seen any statements from NATO, nor from the NATO Secretary General, we have not
00:00:37seen any statements from the leaders of the coalition
00:00:40willing, and how would you comment on this silence, because
00:00:43silence is also a communiqué,
00:00:47well, of course, it's a big problem, I think that both the
00:00:50NATO Secretary General and, of course, the leaders of our European
00:00:54allies, other allies, know about it, but the problem is
00:00:57what they can do with this... problem,
00:01:01because there is this Pearl mechanism, through which
00:01:05interceptors for Patriot missiles are transferred
00:01:09to us, which European allies buy from the United States, I
00:01:13know that the Secretary General, in principle, NATO is actively working on
00:01:16this program, but the question is whether there are enough
00:01:19interceptors right now that can basically be bought and
00:01:23that can be transferred to Ukraine, because
00:01:26of course Donald Trump denies that there is a deficit
00:01:30in the United States, but we see, in principle, by
00:01:34what is happening, that this is indeed the case, we see in what
00:01:37quantities these interceptors were used
00:01:40in the Middle East, and we understand
00:01:44that indeed there are fewer and fewer of them, and countries
00:01:48are less willing to share them,
00:01:51so I think that, of course, there will still be
00:01:54some attempts from our European partners
00:01:58to find some solutions.
00:02:00but these are isolated steps, because,
00:02:04for example, 126 ballistic missiles were sent
00:02:07by Russia, strikes on Ukraine,
00:02:11if we are talking about interceptors, we need
00:02:14at least two for each of these missiles, that is, we are talking about more than
00:02:18250 interceptors that we need per
00:02:21month, and preferably more, there is no
00:02:24assistance of such scale, because it must be
00:02:27understood that when partners provided us with... Magu, that's
00:02:315, 10 interceptors,
00:02:3330 interceptors at once, that is, it's not
00:02:37on the scale that Ukraine needs
00:02:39it now, and of course,
00:02:42production is also not on that scale, so,
00:02:46of course, I think our partners will
00:02:49try to find solutions, but we are also trying now
00:02:53to launch this program together with European
00:02:57partners, the anti-ballistic Freya program, but this... this
00:03:00is long-term, long, and our expert Valeriy Romanenko just spoke about it, that
00:03:04Freya, if it appears in 2028, it will be a great
00:03:08success, and in fact, on the eve, Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with the NATO Secretary General,
00:03:11and Mark Rutte promised that he would
00:03:14work with allies, they understand the problem that we
00:03:18have nothing to protect our peaceful places, cities, but
00:03:22here the question is also in something else, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that
00:03:25Patriot missiles can become such
00:03:29a factor of political pressure on Kyiv during
00:03:32negotiations, do you see any signs or prerequisites for that to
00:03:36happen? Yes, unfortunately, unfortunately, I do,
00:03:38because, firstly, we see that
00:03:42Russia is increasing the production of ballistic missiles,
00:03:45and we also see signals that Russia
00:03:49is now receiving supplies of ballistic missiles from North
00:03:52Korea, we are talking about 40 additional ones now, and this
00:03:56support should be increased, well, from the
00:03:59side of North Korea to 120
00:04:02missiles, that is, again, we are talking about large numbers,
00:04:05these are missiles that can cause a lot of damage to us,
00:04:09and this is,
00:04:11let's say, our weak point, which
00:04:15Russia will use, we see that from month to month
00:04:19they are building up these capabilities,
00:04:21realizing that there is indeed simply no physical
00:04:25possibility for Ukraine to receive these interceptors in such
00:04:28quantities from... Of course, we, I hope that we will have
00:04:32certain capabilities, at least to intercept some of these
00:04:35ballistic missiles selectively, but not
00:04:39on this scale, and if we talk about entering
00:04:42autumn, then winter, then this can really
00:04:46become that element of pressure that
00:04:50Russia will use, because they practically have no other elements of pressure
00:04:53on Ukraine, this is the only such weak point
00:04:57that they will, that they will use. But
00:05:01President Zelenskyy said
00:05:04that Western partners have
00:05:08missiles, Pact 3,
00:05:10in warehouses, but
00:05:12in that case, why don't these partners provide them to
00:05:15Ukraine? Yes, Western partners have them,
00:05:19in principle, they are
00:05:22in different parts of the world, they are, of course, in the United States, as we
00:05:26mentioned, they are in
00:05:29the countries of the Middle East, the Persian Gulf,
00:05:33they are in the countries of the Indo-Pacific, the Pacific
00:05:37Ocean, the Pacific region, and they are
00:05:40European partners, but, well... among them, European partners are those
00:05:44who can still support us,
00:05:48but here the problem is in quantities, as
00:05:51I said, that simply, well,
00:05:55some partners do not have them in the quantities that we would need,
00:05:59uh, that is, countries can probably
00:06:02provide some 5-10
00:06:04interceptors, but again, over these
00:06:08years, their certain
00:06:11resources are also running out. For example, the Netherlands recently stated
00:06:14in July that they simply exhausted all capabilities
00:06:18to provide, and therefore, another problem, as we
00:06:22mentioned, is that hybrid attacks against European
00:06:24countries are also intensifying, and therefore they will also
00:06:28want to keep these reserves for themselves, and here
00:06:32the question, of course, is what is a priority, well, in my opinion,
00:06:35of course, helping Ukraine now is more important,
00:06:38but for politicians of certain countries, the decision to hold back these...
00:06:42for themselves may be more
00:06:45important for their society, how to explain
00:06:49that we are giving away, well, as it were, resources that are already running out, here
00:06:52there is also the problem of the production of new,
00:06:56new interceptors, because, for example, there is a program
00:06:59under which European partners give their own, and
00:07:02then receive guarantees that they will be higher in the queue for
00:07:06receiving new products from the United States, but
00:07:10if now the production from the United States is about 50
00:07:13Patriot 3 missiles per month,
00:07:17that is, until the scale of this
00:07:20production grows, countries will also be afraid that they will not receive
00:07:24them in time, because they are already waiting for several years, so, well,
00:07:27of course, this is a political decision, and I hope that European partners
00:07:31understand that Ukraine's security is their security, and
00:07:35that Ukraine needs to be helped now, because
00:07:38well, this could be a threat to them in the future, however,
00:07:42this... it's always a question of what is one's own security for
00:07:45individual countries, well, and indeed, the fact that Russia
00:07:48deepens, intensifies hybrid attacks on European countries,
00:07:52this also makes them think about the need to save more
00:07:55weapons, perhaps for themselves, in order to have
00:07:58something to defend themselves with in case of anything. Thank you for this conversation, Iryna
00:08:02Krasnoshtan, program, program director of the International
00:08:05Center for Ukrainian Victory, expert on Ukraine-NATO issues, former
00:08:09political politician, NATO representation in Ukraine.
00:08:12Thank you, thank you.
00:08:16New to politics, firm in his decisions and sensitive to historical
00:08:19themes. Such words can describe the current President of Poland
00:08:22Karol Nawrodski. Exactly one year ago, after winning the presidential
00:08:26elections, he took the oath to the nation. What did the
00:08:30leader of the neighboring country remember during this period? See in the next
00:08:33material.
00:08:40August 6, 2025.
00:09:28an independent candidate supported by the Law and Justice party won the
00:09:32second round of elections in June 2025. Before
00:09:36entering politics, he headed the Institute of National
00:09:38Remembrance, and conducted his campaign under the slogan "Poland First."
00:09:58stated a tough stance towards Kyiv, advocated for limiting
00:10:01social support for war migrants and questioned
00:10:04the Euro-Atlantic prospects of our
00:10:07state. As of now, I do not see
00:10:11Ukraine as a member.
00:10:21Cannot be part of international alliances.
00:10:25did not do without public scandals surrounding his person, and
00:10:28the media wrote about his ties with football fans and accused
00:10:31him of working for a security company that allegedly accompanied
00:10:35prostitutes. Nawrocki himself called everything
00:10:37slander.
00:10:41After taking office, he began to fulfill his promises. In
00:10:44August 2025, he vetoed amendments to the law
00:10:48that provided for social payments for children 800+ and
00:10:51the extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians. Instead.
00:10:55he proposed to link aid to employment and
00:10:58mandatory schooling for children, during Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit
00:11:01to Warsaw in December, he reproached the Ukrainian authorities
00:11:05for ingratitude, which once again earned him public favor.
00:11:09However, how Nawrocki intends to stand guard
00:11:12over the state's security became known in March 2026.
00:11:16The President vetoed the European Defense Loan program, SAFE. Later,
00:11:20the streets of Poland were flooded with protests, and the government had to... look for plan
00:11:23B.
00:11:25б.
00:11:31In total, during the first year of his term, the Polish president blocked a record
00:11:35number of laws - 41, and also stripped Volodymyr
00:11:38Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle. The leaders managed to
00:11:41talk face-to-face again during the NATO summit in Ankara. However,
00:11:45regarding historical issues, according to Nawrocki himself,
00:11:48they failed to reach an agreement. I will add that despite
00:11:51waves of tension in Polish-Ukrainian relations, Nawrocki's position
00:11:55on Russia's war against Ukraine remains unchanged, he calls Putin
00:11:59a threat to Europe and calls for pressure on Moscow, and among
00:12:02the priorities of his first year in office are strengthening
00:12:06Poland's security, adjusting policy towards Ukraine,
00:12:09regional cooperation, and aspirations for permanent membership
00:12:12in the G20. On July 29, sociologists
00:12:16Ibris conducted a survey, according to which the current president
00:12:20is trusted by over 51%
00:12:22of respondents. Yulia Hunko, Slava.
00:13:56Institute of History, this is of great importance in
00:14:00our relations with Ukraine, and tension is
00:14:03associated with it, so he should think about the main
00:14:07role of the president, which,
00:14:10and this is the supremacy over the armed
00:14:13forces of Poland and the representation of Poland, that is, one should
00:14:16expect from him a policy that leads to
00:14:20the enhancement of security, and here the role of cooperation with
00:14:23Ukraine is very important.
00:14:55That is, I attribute this to his
00:14:57presidency, nevertheless, he should be given
00:15:00credit, well, considering the factors
00:15:04you listed in Polish-Ukrainian
00:15:07cooperation, we know that Poland was and
00:15:10remains the main military,
00:15:13logistical partner of Ukraine, a lot has been done over these years
00:15:17in the issue of joint,
00:15:20resolving joint defense issues, well, but we actually see that
00:15:23historical issues have been hindering us lately, and according to
00:15:26the Opińia-24 survey,
00:15:2944% of Poles said that resolving historical
00:15:32issues could become an obstacle to precisely continuing
00:15:35military assistance to Ukraine.
00:15:38How do you think, will this topic of historical memory
00:15:41become a factor that will affect our security
00:15:45cooperation?
00:15:49This memory affects it, because cooperation is not at the level it
00:15:53could be, but it seems to me that
00:15:56the latest statements from Zelenskyy,
00:15:59the president and
00:16:03the president of the Institute of Memory, indicate
00:16:06that...
00:16:37historical relations will not be
00:16:40dominant, and I think this debate will
00:16:43continue among publicists,
00:16:47writers, politicians, because it's
00:16:50always like that, but I think that this priority is military
00:16:54cooperation, support for Ukraine in
00:16:57the war, a just war on the part
00:17:01of Ukraine, to
00:17:04push back the Russian aggressor, and that is the priority.
00:17:31and nothing came of it, for now we see that some
00:17:35negotiations are underway, we, of course, do not...
00:18:08we need to talk about access to
00:18:11drone technology, but it's very
00:18:15hard to measure what this value is for Ukraine and
00:18:18President Zelenskyy, this know-how, this
00:18:22knowledge, and other countries are also cooperating, American
00:18:26companies are also working with Ukraine in
00:18:28that,
00:18:30and we don't need to talk about the fact that we
00:18:34need to change this technology for...
00:19:27and if we're talking about cooperation, it doesn't look like what the potential could indicate, there will be
00:19:31such an understanding between Poland and
00:19:35Ukraine, and we...
00:19:46Here I also see a certain danger, because Ukraine needs access to
00:19:50Patriot technologies. President Trump announced
00:19:53that he thought,
00:19:57thought about providing such access. Now
00:20:00he doesn't know, it's not
00:20:03100% help. Poland is also trying.
00:21:20and yes, yes, no, maybe, maybe no, ah, no, and
00:21:23then we return to the fact,
00:21:26yes, maybe no, maybe yes, maybe
00:21:28no,
00:21:31Madam Minister said that she is ready, that Poland is ready to participate
00:21:34in the Patriot program, production, manufacturing, but I am not
00:21:37convinced whether this was,
00:21:41or whether this was discussed with Ukraine, this should be a joint initiative, not
00:21:45at the level of deputy ministers, but presidents or
00:21:48the government, and...
00:21:50it seems that there is no such thing, because the questions were
00:21:54already raised, you offered something, there was
00:21:58such a proposal, but whether this has been clarified, whether it
00:22:01has been formally clarified, Ukraine had
00:22:03it, they received
00:22:06such a promise from
00:22:10Trump that they would receive Patriots, this is
00:22:12Ukraine, uses
00:22:14these,
00:22:18these missiles. I think that
00:22:22Poland is still a
00:22:26state at peace, this is
00:22:29such, let's say, competition between Poland and
00:22:32Ukraine, this does not serve,
00:22:35this does not benefit either Poland or Ukraine, I return to your first
00:22:38question, that a year
00:22:39after the beginning
00:22:43of Karol Nawrodski's presidency, there is still no such
00:22:47cooperation, and these disputes that arose between our
00:22:50countries, they hinder
00:22:53the creation of such proposals between our states, I believe that we
00:22:57are losing a lot, that we are not cooperating with
00:23:00Ukraine in the military sphere, that we are not present, that
00:23:04we do not use
00:23:07Ukraine's experience, what other countries are doing, well, and we see that
00:23:11Russian missiles, which fly over Ukraine into the territory
00:23:14of Poland, they are not shot down by either the Ukrainian side, because we
00:23:18have nothing to do it with, and Poland, being under the law of peacetime,
00:23:22also does not shoot them down yet, and here the question is whether the
00:23:26Polish leadership is ready to consider the issue of at least partial
00:23:29closure of at least the western regions of Ukraine, in order
00:23:32to still secure these logistical
00:23:35routes, border infrastructure from Russian
00:23:38attacks.
00:23:41I think that going outside
00:23:45NATO territory is not politically acceptable,
00:23:48permissible, even. Missiles
00:24:50all over the world, this situation is very bad, there will be no
00:24:53political decision of such will, for example, in Poland, to
00:24:57transfer, for example,
00:25:00large amounts of such missiles,
00:25:04we need to move towards
00:25:07resuming production, and this takes a lot of time, thank you very much for this
00:25:11conversation, Jacek Czaputowicz, former Minister of Foreign Affairs
00:25:14of Poland was a guest of Ukrainian Focus,
00:25:17the Ukrainian Focus program is heard,
00:25:20but Slava's broadcast continues, stay with us, all the best, have a good day,
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