Poland: TVP Info — Prognoza pogody

20260914 04:13 UTC · 00:02:59 · 40 transcript segments · GDELT Visual Explorer · plain-text transcript · Event Map

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00:00:00on our side trembled,
00:00:03then an evacuation of the border crossing
00:00:07was immediately announced, these scenarios we had previously
00:00:10developed, so this whole system
00:00:13worked.
00:00:18The evacuation covered a total of about 700
00:00:22people from two border crossings, we are talking here about
00:00:26the staff of these terminals as well as civilians who were at that moment at these crossings and were waiting for clearance. What we practice, what we are already implementing, is the gray, gray, tragic daily reality
00:00:39of Ukrainian citizens, who
00:00:43are terrorized daily by Putin's
00:00:46drones. Let's listen to a passenger of the train, which
00:00:50finally arrived in Poland yesterday, but
00:00:53we all know what stress those people went through.
00:00:57For the third time during the night we had to leave.
00:01:30There wouldn't be enough fingers on both hands to count
00:01:33all these events that we have reported to
00:01:36you since the full-scale
00:01:40outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin's aggression.
00:01:44These are missiles falling on the territory of the Republic, these are
00:01:48drones, these are various provocations, this happens
00:01:51unfortunately very often and we,
00:01:55I have the impression that we are learning our lessons and preparing for it
00:01:59better and better. But let's be aware of what
00:02:02Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, that de-escalation is rather not
00:02:06to be expected, rather we should expect further
00:02:09provocations from Russia. Certainly
00:02:12Michał Hettman will also talk about this after 6:40
00:02:15with the Deputy Governor of Lublin Wojciech Wołoch.
00:02:19We invite you to this conversation, because Michał invited the Deputy Governor to our
00:02:23program. Earlier, Justyna Węngowik talked about what happened yesterday
00:02:27during the urgent meeting convened by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Thank you very
00:02:30much, and now let's see how Poland looks in the morning,
00:02:34it looks different, as it turns out, because Krakow looks like this, it's
00:02:37completely foggy, this is a view that
00:02:40we usually see in the morning on TVP Info and then you can see
00:02:43Wawel and the Vistula much more clearly
00:02:47than now. This is Polańczyk, which looks beautiful
00:02:50at sunrise, completely different from Krakow, you
00:02:54will agree. Weather details will be presented shortly by Celestyna
00:02:57Grzebyta.
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