poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. then it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation, presenting what's a done deal. you know, we're entering warren to rochelle, proxy war, russia and you're just those, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. ah, my dad demonstrations have boiled. i've were in some countries on sunday with wire police using tear gas against aggressive processes and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested off the clashes central areas of his stumble, have been fight, install 50 or 40. think to quote large gatherings in the area resulting in violence between groups and protested on police. meanwhile, in france, a because empower is where police and also find, take out that angry crowds. this comes amid protests, so the inflation and low wages as activists. edge power is to do some

how does poland carry that load? because even if millions of refugees are going to homes, that's a huge demand on infrastructure. and of course it may eventually change, you know, the pool of talent that you have working on. so this is a long term thing can, can you give our watchers and understanding our match are not surprised by the irish pouring of solidarity and sympathy towards our great brethren. ah, may be slightly, but we've always been generous. i think that the image of, of potent as a country which is somehow inherently anti immigrant. aah! is completely false. totally distorted. so i'm not, i was not surprised by that outburst of solidarity on the part of the polish fight . you are absolutely right. there are no record comes in, and this is probably the 1st humanitarian protest in the refugee crisis in europe. history in which the host country does not need to build refugee gas. we've had some of a few congressional delegations coming to boat in from america. and many of those congressmen were asking up

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation present. they were done. d were entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just both, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. the russian pilot imprisoned in the us on a drug smuggling conviction has returned to moscow in a prisoner exchange deal. constantine. yar shanker was swapped for former us marine trevor reed, who had been jailed in russia for striking a police officer. shanker had been sentenced back in 2010 to 2 decades in prison by an american court. he was found guilty of involvement in a drug smuggling scheme in the west african nation of liberia, where he had been initially detained by us authorities and local police. moscow has said you are shanker, was abducted, and he has maintained he is innocent. an

so this is just a game being played on with a weaker countries, such as a bulk area, while poland, poland is leading the charge against russia. so again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should and it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented was a done deal. you know, we're entering warren to rush hour proxy, war gust, russia and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. ah, may they demonstrations that boiled over in some countries on sunday with wyatt police using tear gas against aggressive protesters and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested off the clashes central areas of his stumble, have been fenced off. officio authority seek to qual, launch gatherings. in the area resulting in violence between groups of protest is on police. meanwhile, in from every class is empowering where police and find tag with angry crowds is comes amid protests. so the inflation on low wages in the country as ac

poland _ the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato, poland advocated - the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato, poland advocated for - of nato, poland advocated for ukraine to join nato. of nato, poland advocated for ukraine tojoin nato. it of nato, poland advocated for ukraine to join nato. it was of nato, poland advocated for ukraine tojoin nato. it was before the attack on georgia, before crimea, the dundas and this was started by russia this year. a different security situation. probably at that moment, allies would have taken another decision. we would be living in a better world. but unfortunately it was blocked by some of our allies, now we are living with this. nevertheless, it is never too late. it is up to ukraine whether they want tojoin it is up to ukraine whether they want to join nato and when, it is up to ukraine whether they want tojoin nato and when, and whether they are already prepared. it is up to the allies, the allied countries to decide. it doesn't seem that it countries to decide. it doesn't seem thatitis countries to decide. it doesn't seem that i

so this is just again being played on with a weaker countries, such as a bulk area, while poland, poland is leading the charge against russia. so again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented. what's a done deal? you know, we're entering warren to rochelle, proxy war, russia and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. ah, may they demonstrations that boiled over in some countries on sunday with wyatt police using tear gas against aggressive protesters and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested off the clashes central areas of his stumble, have been fenced off officio authority seek to qual, launch gatherings in the area resulting in violence between groups of protesters and police. meanwhile, in from every class is empowering where police and find take guns with angry crowds is comes amid protests. so the inflation on low wages in the

poland is leading the charge against russia. so again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into that situation presented was a done deal. you know, we're entering warren to rush hour proxy, war gust, russia and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. ah, may they demonstrations that boiled over in some countries on sunday with wyatt police using tear gas against aggressive protesters and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested off the clashes central areas of his stumble have been fenced off. officio authority, seek to quote, launch gatherings in the area resulting in violence between groups of protesters and police. meanwhile, in from every class is empowering where police and find take guns with angry crowds is comes amid protests. so the inflation on low wages in the country as activists. the government

how does poland carry that load? because even if millions of refugees are going to homes, that's a huge demand on infrastructure. and of course, it may eventually change, you know, the pool of talent that you have working on support. this is a long term thing can. can you give our watchers and understanding our match? are not surprised by that article, ringo. solidarity and sympathy towards our grading breath. red awe maybe slightly. but we've always been generous. i think that the image of, of potent as a country which is somehow inherently anti immigrant. aah! is completely false. totally distorted. so i'm not, i was not surprised by that outburst of solid charity on the part of the polish fight. you're absolutely right. there are no refugee camps in permanent. this is probably the 1st humanitarian price in the refugee crisis in europe. history in which the host country does not need to build rapid gas. we've had some of a few congressional delegations coming to boat and from america. and many of those congressmen

i am honoured to be l here in poland. i have polish are my mothers _ here in poland. i have polish are my mothers side, and was happy to be in ukraine _ mothers side, and was happy to be in ukraine yesterday. my wife is my family— ukraine yesterday. my wife is my family as — ukraine yesterday. my wife is my family as have ukrainian on her mother's— family as have ukrainian on her mother's side, so this is a special visit~ _ mother's side, so this is a special visit. president zelensky is an inspiration, and so are the people of ukraine, — inspiration, and so are the people of ukraine, and all of us stand with them _ of ukraine, and all of us stand with them i_ of ukraine, and all of us stand with them iwarit— of ukraine, and all of us stand with them. i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi _ them. i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi for— them. i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi for leaving the first official— pelosi for leaving the first official co—delegation into kyiv and i'm grateful for her long—term commitment to human rights and to democracyâ€

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulk area, while poland in poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should than it could. you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war in russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both a gets, you know, blood, sweat, and tears from news just in from francois riot. police of 5 to gas or protest is officer, may demonstrate and stepped out of line. oh, the classes in the french capital come amid protest, so the inflation ons, low wages as activists surge power is to do something about plummeting standards of living in the country. as well as environmental issues. earlier french president emanuel microns celebrated his re election off the beating rival marine la penn. in the 2nd round of the national vote. however microns political party faces more challenges during the upcoming parlia

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulgaria, while poland, poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should than it could. you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war in russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both, you know, blood, sweat, and tears the break way. moldova region of trans nissan, where russian peacekeeping forces have been deployed since a conflict in the 1990 s, has recently issued its highest terrorist threat alert. that's after a number of attacks this week with the regions leader saying that they could be connected to the conflict in neighboring ukraine. because the 1st results of the immediate investigation shows the origin of these attacks, unfortunately lead to ukraine. i think those who organize the attacks have a goal to drag trans nice into the rushing grain conflict. i'm sur

they say they are ready to replenish the stalks in poland. but the suggestion coming out from officials is that poland isn't actually happy with the sorts of tanks that berlin is willing to supply. it seems that poland would like a newer model than that's on the table, at least that's their side of the story. meanwhile, we've also had criticism of germany this time from poland. foreign minister, this is foreign minister ro, we've been talking about germany being really key to the feature of building security in europe and also defending it. and that includes, he says, you crane this is partly to do with the fact that ukraine has applied to become a member of the you in some countries suggesting that could take 15 to 20 years. what do i, what poland foreign minister wants is to see full support, $100.00 support from germany to get ukraine as a member of the you, anything less, he said would undermine not just german credibility, but also the credibility of the e. u. in general. there is no alternative to that because otherwise it would lead to

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with the done d, where entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. the russian pilot imprisoned in the us on a drug smuggling conviction has returned to moscow in a prisoner exchange deal. konstantin ja shanker was swapped with former us marine trevor read. who had been jailed in russia for striking a police officer dash and go had been sentenced back in 2010 on 2 decades to prison by an american court. he was found guilty of involvement in a drug smuggling scheme in the west african nation of liberia, where he had been initially detained by us authorities and local police. moscow has said there shanker was abducted and then he was maintained. he

how does poland carry that load? because even if millions of refugees are going to homes, that's a huge demand on infrastructure. and of course, it may eventually change, you know, the pool of talent that you have working on. so this is a long term thing. can you give our watchers and understanding our match are not surprised by the article ringo. solidarity and sympathy towards creating broad red . ah may be slightly, but we've always been generous. i think that the image of, of potent as a country which is somehow inherently anti immigrant. aah! is completely false. totally distorted. so i'm not, i was not surprised by that outburst gulf of solidarity on the part of the polish fight. you're absolutely right. there are no refugee camps in berlin. this is probably the 1st humanitarian protest in the rapids crisis in europe. history in which the whole country does not need to build refuge a gap. we've had some of a few congressional delegations coming to boat and from america. and many of those congressmen were asking

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulk area, while poland in poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war and rush hour proxy. what russia and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears ah, may demonstrations. i bowed over in some countries on sunday with why a police using tear gas against the aggressive protesters and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested. all the clashes central areas of his stumble have been fenced office if you will. 36 quite large gatherings in the area resulting in violence between groups of protest is on police. meanwhile, in france, ah, the heavy clashes empowering where police also find to gas with angry crowds. it comes to make protest, serve inflation and low wages as activists. edge power is to

around 3000000 people had been absorbed by poland. and it's been the major passageway for nato, provided weapons flowing into ukraine for the last 3 months. but it hasn't been easy. russian political and military leaders are now threatening war, saw for providing material support for ukraine. and according to some recent estimates, polling gets more than half of its energy from russia is trying to end its dependency on russia. but poland is a large nation and his supplies will need to be back stop by it's western allies. but will the math of all this add up? joining me today is poland and bastard, the united states merrick mac year off ski. before arriving in washington, last fall, he was poland ambassador to israel, and for more than 20 years before that he was a journalist and columnist in his country. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. so you know this or having me, it's great. i mean, you, you understand the journalist questions and, and the given take, and i really appreciate you being here today. but what i'd like to

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation. present that with don d were entering war into russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both. you know, blood, sweat, and tears, and the breaker republic of trying to nice to wag, brush and peacekeeping forces have been deployed since a conflict in the 1990 s has issued its highest terrorist threat alert. that's after a number of attacks in the region this week where they were public leaders saying the conflict in neighboring ukraine is spilling over. because the 1st results of the immediate investigation show the origin of these attacks. and unfortunately they lead to ukraine. i think those who organize the attacks and the goal to drag trans easterel into the russia grain conflict. i'm sure this attempt will fail of being 3 i

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulk area, while poland in poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should then it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering warrant rochelle, proxy war against russia. and you're just both inc, if you know blood, sweat, and tears the break way. moldova region of trans nature where russian peacekeeping forces have been deployed since a conflict in the 1990 s, has recently issued its highest terrorist threat alert. that's after a number of attacks this week with the regions leader saying that they could be connected to the conflict in neighboring ukraine. because because the 1st results of the immediate investigation show the origin of these attacks and unfortunately lead to ukraine. i think those who organized the attacks have a goal to drag trans nice into the russia crane conflict,

and poland important. what was you can tell me the name of the village and what kind of community was like? well, he said it was us had the call or said austell vick and to everybody to leave for on their own land. so it wasn't, wasn't their village, which is sir house next to each other that this is everybody live on his own land. and i can't really say much because i don't remember much from poland. i remember more from the time they took us to say video, that part they remembered oh i see or do they took us says february 10th, saturday, pick up my grandparents with didn't we just so had it with the window because the day was very cold and ted, they block our door so my mother was crying and begging them to chew on to see her parents. they just took them, both of them put on their slate and they're over them away. about 2 hours later they came for us, one of those. so just told my parent that you take whatever you can what are you going to want to need it? and my father will they, when they take us to c?

well poland is poland and my family name is gary was 22 brothers and assisted me. part of us. we haven't done parents both sites, but they're really separate. and i don't know what that is that each of you can tell me where life was located in the village where you're born in poland. and what was you can tell me the name of the village and what kind of community it was like. well have to, it was or had the call or those still, vic and so everybody leaves on their own land. so it wasn't, wasn't a village which is sir house next to each other that this is everybody live on his own land. and i can't really say much because i don't remember much from poland. i remember more from the time they took us to say video that path i remembered oh i see or do they took us says february 10 fairs the pick up my grandparents with didn't we just so had it with the window because the day was very cold and ted, they block our door, so my mad that was crying and begging them to say she went to see her parents. they just took them, both of them put on their slate in there. other than my wait about

so this is just again being played on with a weaker countries, such as a bulk area, while poland, poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation. present. i was a done deal. were entering warren to rush hour proxy war russia, and you're just those, you know, blood, sweat, and tears ah, may, they demonstrations have boiled over in some countries on sunday with wyatt police using tear gas against aggressive protesters and turkey. dozens of people have reportedly been arrested off the clashes central areas of a stumble have been fence, don't assist you will 30 seek to qual, launch gatherings in the area resulting in violence between groups of protest is on police. meanwhile, in from every class is empowering where police and find take guns with angry crowds is comes amid protests. so the inflation on low wages in the country as ac

while poland, you know, poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears that doesn't for me this, our stay with us throughout the day as we bring you more news and commentary. this is our international ah, with a dollar you talk your husband q a y echo, grimes group were that pulled up where you were interested also the situation issue . somebody over there on the ocean, but 0 but she was with us. i was just talking to a a dual might be for ah, [000:00:00;00] a liberal stuff but of all, ah, well i am you got a good sign is why you must say like a synagogue. can you find a new? what's that you do? you flop. what's the idea that was a blue cross, the new with a

coming into poland. okay. here we go. i better take these things off, okay, myra. >> so i have a lot of questions. but -- >> we don't have a lot of time. [ laughter ] >> i mean, we have a lot of other questions. >> do you have any timeline along the $300 billion. >> $33 billion. >> how are you going to deal with cooperation with the european union, specifically on sanctions. do you think the -- and what the united states is ready to do to help europeans, and third -- is that okay with the rest of you? >> we're just going to have a certain number of questions. >> -- specifically of russia using chemical and nuclear weapons. what do you think, if that would happen, what united states and what nato supposed to do. >> which is your preferred question? let me start with the first one. it isn't $300 billion, it's $33 billion, which is an enormous amount of money. we very proud of the $13.6 billion that we have sent, and we're down to the last drop of that. congress is a leader, we are already writing the bill for the $33 billio

six million people have fled ukraine, half of whom have gone to next door poland. during a week in april, our world follows warsaw's mayor rafal traskowski. on the 24th of february, russian president vladimir putin ordered a military invasion of neighbouring ukraine. reporter: russian troops i are closing in on the capital, and in the last few hours multiple exposures have been reported. —— multiple explosions. the invasion trigger the largest refugee crisis in europe since the second world war. almost six million ukrainians have fled the country. reporter: more than half of those who have left are now in poland - where local people are providing accommodation, food and other support. reporter: the population | of warsaw is nearly at nearly 20% in just two weeks. the mayor saying they can't handle the millions more that are expected to come here into poland. we are at capacity, we cannot accept another wave of hundreds of thousands of refugees in just one city, alone. we spent time with the city's mayor, rafal trzaskowski, as well as refugees and volunteers liv

. >> yeah, the legend here in poland. he gathered the people. it is exactly what zelenskyy are doing there. all of us watching here feels the same thing. i remember this man at the beginning, the u.s. offered to evacuate hiemm and he said, "i don't need a ride, i need arms." >> thank you for telling me. >> it is a real pleasure. grgreat to be with you. >> coming back to warsaw right after this. ♪ did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging by targeting all thcells in your body? try tru niagen- researched by e world's top scientific institions anbacked by over 200 scientific studies and 30 patents. tru niagen is proven to increase nad, to support heart and muscle health, and energy production that starts in your cells. address one of the root causes of aging with tru niagen. search tru niagen to learn more. >>> i'm michael smerconish. welcome back to warsaw. i want to turn our attention again back to the tragedy in uvalde, texas. i'm joined by a professor of criminal law and criminal justice and author o

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears which his mom a long mask have bought twitter and has already slammed critics who suggest he shouldn't allow free speech to flourish on the platform. meanwhile, the e. u is clumping down on tech joints with new regulations for them to more aggressively with talent suspicious content or else face hefty fines. ortiz charlie g about sky explains non muffed is a ma my character. you probably the love him or lose him. his latest accusation is twitter, and it didn't take long for free speech and sees yes to show their approval. thanks to new ownership, i've decided to come back. we're back. mus

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. then it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation present that would be done. d were entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears the break way. moldova region of trans nature where russian peacekeeping forces have been deployed since that conflict in the 1990 s, has recently issued its highest terrorist threat alert. that's after a number of attacks this week with the regions leader saying that they could be connected to the conflict in neighboring ukraine. because the 1st results of the immediate investigation show the origin of these attacks, unfortunately lead to ukraine. i think those who organize the attacks have a goal to drag trans nice turbo into the russia grain conflict, and i'm sure this attempt

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should then it could, you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers, you know, they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war in russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. the world's richest ma'am ilan musk reached a deal this week to buy the social network, twitter for about $44000000000.00. he has pledged to allow free speech to flourish on the platform, sparking fears among some who believe there should be more censorship. this guy has no experience whatsoever with any of the lines of business involved in twitter. he has no media experience. he has no experience with advertising. maybe what must cares more about now than that per is this rule of influence, power and celebrity. and he just got the worst job in the world. he is now the king of content moderati

so this has been an important politics in poland. and also bulgaria, of now we see that this is an opportunity to go away from russia as a supply source, and now they have alternatives. laura: and bulgaria does as well because it gets its vast majority of natural gas from russia. >> exactly. that's a good point. bulgaria can get their gas from azerbaijan. they are signing more long-term contracts with the azerbaijani gas. prof. glauber: ok. chris, let's look at russia and what it is insisting on these rubles payments in the first place, i mean, i understand that gazprom already has to sell 80 of its foreign currency earnings for russian currency anyway so why is it insisting on more of these ruble payments? >> just very quickly on what previous speakers said, the reason why russia targeted poland and bulgaria is exactly what he said, these countries have been more proactive in looking for alternative sources and making specific arrangements for alternative gas supplies. both countries were in any case, going to drop russian gas suppl

we also had partitions in poland. poland did not exist on the map for 123 years. a large piece of poland is occupied by russia. and we were invaded by soviet in 1923 along with nazi germany in september of 1939. and this was the start of the second world war precisely. polish officers were murdered in 1940 where they were shot in the back of their heads, 12,000 of them whom they took as prisoners of war. this is our history. then, we remained in the russian sphere of influence. we were behind the iron curtain. so that is a tragic history. all polish people know it perfectly well, and polish feel are afraid. they do not want to find themselves in the russian sphere of influence. today the poles are ready to sacrifice a lot from their welfare in order to strengthen our armed forces. we have adopted a new bill, not only are we increasing defense spending to the level of more than 2% of gdp, according to nato standards. next year we are going to raise them 3%. we want to increase to 250,000 professional soldiers and 50,000 soldiers of territorial defense force volunte

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulk area, while poland in poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. then it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think, i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war in russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both a gets, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. a regional governor in ukraine has claimed he's ready to hunt down and execute people who supported russia. those killing words came in an interview with a ukranian news channel. with sure, no. today, russia blogger was shot dead in his car. this means that there are still rushing traces in ukraine. an old traitors will be executed. i am not afraid of this word, it will be so. we will not be able to stop people from shooting traits as either i go by to look, i want to remind everyone that a service has already begun work that will look for such people that

both poland and bulgaria are not receiving gas from their you neighbors. it's true, just after russia closed its taps, germany's gas flow to pull into increased by 5 times. looks like they didn't really need russian gas after. all right? not so fast. germany, bies, over half of its natural gas from russia. those supplies then travel through the am all pipeline which also crosses through poland. now to provide war. so with the gas it needs berlin is reversed flowing, that same gas along the same pipeline at a higher price. it should be noted that according to the available data, there was a physical reverse of gas from germany to poland and apparently to ukraine in the amount of 3 to 5000000 cubic meters per day. so the only thing different here really is that warsaw has to buy russian gas at a premium to save face. and that's no small energy bill, just for warsaw to say it's stuck to moscow. russia used to supply poland with half of the countries total consumption. but with poland now buying russian gas through a 3rd party, warsaw seems to think it's diver

how many jews are left in poland? >> it is impossible to say. >> reporter: impossible not only because adolph hitler murdered 3 million polish jews. many did not kill hid their jewish identity after world war ii. and a more recent reason. in 1968, the communist government forced many of poland's remaining jews to leave the country. >> in march of 1968 there were rumblings in society against the government and the government decided that the best way to deal with this social tension and opposition to the government was by claiming the jews, it's all the jews doing it. >> reporter: which is the scapegoat line used for millenia. >> correct. tried and true. >> 1968 was the year of student revolution throughout the world. >> reporter: it was the late 1960s. protests were raging not just on american college campuses but polish universities. and the communist government didn't like it. this exhibit at the jewish museum in warsaw illustrates what happened. after israel's victory over its arab neighbors in the 1967 six-day war

so the poland was a victim of nazis. but it's the polls in africa had been victims of nazis, and the nazis had been defeated. why weren't they going home? after 6 years of a war that started with point being invaded unoccupied, it still wasn't free. it was fully occupied by one of the 2 countries that had invaded it in 1939. the soviet union was refugees across africa were eventually we settled in england, australia, canada, and other countries. they were left off, the post were monuments and slowly, over time, the story was quietly swept away. where you're born used to be colon. no, it's not. it's russia. russia, it's bearers. so are you pose? yes, we are polish. yeah, your part a shout from loveland. listen. to some polar yeah, i mean what, we have cool and everything and don't think we have directions or something. no, we are pure polish. so she's spend your whole life overseas. where does, where is your position? how can you be? oh, it will be polish. our church just have our musicians and they say all my children an

this is to deal with an agreement between germany in poland that if poland supply it. ringback soviet era tanks to ukraine in germany would replenish lose in the future. now poland president says that hasn't happened and he is pretty few is about it. they have not fulfilled this promise. and frankly, we are very disappointed about this. well, what we heard from germany is a very different story. they say they are ready to replenish the stalks in poland. but the suggestion coming out from officials is that poland isn't actually happy with the sorts of tanks that berlin is willing to supply. it seems that poland would like a newer model than that's on the table, at least. that's they side of the story. meanwhile, we've also had criticism of germany this time from poland. foreign minister, this is foreign minister route. we've been talking about germany being really key to the feature building security in europe and also defending it. and that includes, he says, ukraine, this is partly to do with the fact that ukraine has applied to become a member of the you in some coun

six million people have fled ukraine, half of whom have gone to next door poland. during a week in april, our world followed warsaw's mayor. on the 24th of february, russian president vladimir putin ordered a military invasion of neighbouring ukraine. reporter: russian troops i are closing in on the capital, and in the last few hours multiple exposures have been reported. the invasion triggered the largest refugee crisis in europe since the second world war. almost six million ukrainians have fled the country. reporter: more than half of those who've left are now in poland - where local people are providing accommodation, food and other support. reporter: the population of warsaw is up nearly - 20% in just two weeks. the mayor saying they can't handle the millions more that are expected to come here into poland. we're at capacity, we cannot accept another wave of hundreds of thousands of refugees in just one city alone. we spent time with the city's mayor, rafal trzaskowski, as well as refugees and volunteers living through the crisis. i need to help the refugees i

it is doable in poland. at least for now, i don't know about the long—term. it's probably going to be a challenge. first day of the invasion, second _ first day of the invasion, second day of the invasion we saw_ second day of the invasion we saw those _ second day of the invasion we saw those incredible crowds. most — saw those incredible crowds. most of— saw those incredible crowds. most of those people, for the first few — most of those people, for the first few days, they were taking _ first few days, they were taking care of by their families and by their friends. but, _ families and by their friends. but, then— families and by their friends. but, then it changed. in a few days— but, then it changed. in a few days they— but, then it changed. in a few days they were 30—40,000 people asking _ days they were 30—40,000 people asking for— days they were 30—40,000 people asking for accommodation, and so on. _ asking for accommodation, and so on. and _ asking for accommodation, and so on,

well i was one poland who is poland and my family name is gary was 22 brothers. and this is sort of me part of us. we haven't done parents both sites, but they were living separate. and what they said is that each of maybe you can tell me, well, life was low in the wish you're warm and paul and info. and what was you can tell me the name of the village and what kind of community was like. well, he said it was us had the call or said that was still vic and to everybody to leave for on their own land. so it wasn't, wasn't a village, which is sir house next to a child that this is everybody live on his own land. and i can't really say much because i don't remember much from poland. i remember more from the time they took us to say video, that path i had a member oh i see or do they took us since february 10th, saturday pick up my grandparents with didn't we just so had it with the window because the day was very cold and ted, they block our door so my mother was crying and begging them to say she wanted to see her parents. they just took them, both of them put on th

so let's say in poland, hungary, italy, you know, maybe in germany too. and in spain, even smaller countries like silver kia, but they have very few delegates in the european parliament, the big of the country, the larger the influence. oh, what he said to me was that absolutely i could give him money in his organization money in order to support groups like f d and the law and justice party in poland and v dash in hungry and vaux in spain. that the way he would do this is by running smear campaigns against their opponents . so he wouldn't explicitly support the far right parties, but he told me they had close connection to these parties. they met with him regularly. if i gave the money, they would use that money to attack these parties. opponents driving voters towards the far right party, his in theory, despite protests, the ultra conservatives have plenty of financials. ah, on the one hand, there is money coming over here. we did a report which we released in june of this year over the past 10 years. it's over $80000000.00 that has come from the united

it's ok well, poland is poland and my family name is carrie was 22 brothers and assisted me. part of us. we haven't done parents both sites, but they were living separate and whatever it is that each of where life was in the village or born in poland. and what was you can tell me the name of the village and what kind of community it was like. well have to, it was or had the call or those still, vic and so everybody leaves on their own land. so it wasn't, wasn't their village, which is sir house next to each other that this is everybody live on his own land. and i can't really say much because i don't remember much from poland. i remember more from the time they took us to say video, that path i remembered oh ah. so or did they took us says february 10th, saturday pick up my grandparents with didn't we just so hardly to the window because the day was very cold and ted they block our door so my mother was crying and begging them to say she wants to see her parents, they just took them, both of them put on their slate in there, other than my wait about 2 hours late and they came

so let's say in poland, hungary, italy, you know, may be in germany too. and in spain, even smaller countries like silver kia, but they have very few delegates in the european parliament. the big of the country, the larger the influence. oh, what he said to me was that absolutely i could give him money in his organization money in order to support groups like f d and the law and justice party in poland and the dashing, hungry and vaux in spain. that the way he would do this is by running smear campaigns against their opponents. so he wouldn't explicitly support the far right parties, but he told me they had close connection to these parties. they met with him regularly. if i gave them money, they would use that money to attack is policies opponents driving vices towards the far right party, his in theory. despite protests, the ultra conservatives have plenty of financial support. on the one hand, there is money coming over here. we did a report which we released in june of this year over the past 10 years. it's over $18000000.00 that has come from the unit

declared to genocide and to make july the 11th memorial day in poland. to honor the victims of massacres in eastern polish territories. the decision provoked a wave of discontent in poland. vishal key valley ickes that you would have i was you cookie would be g y, the formal keyboard, which is gauge. nice gosh, i mean, so are you not? so if me, me a new couple west can we still have a door for via to achieve problem for s. s for like about bugs or more to level of coverage to is this all it so that she would be supposed to meet you? not with gigi, my numbers to prove that you shared the rule of you matter. my number to be is on the vehicle. so many ship with will get not amount like those images of i go to them, they go young shuttles, rskovich to throw in slumber floor. yes or so on. either of those, global is the theme but shield use with booley. it's like you not food to say, but for hello this corporal. nothing of all the boys. but you in the balance which in your home you know, you can should issue senior snap on. i'm again, a 5th, garage it at the

and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, it hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front. they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. a mock. thank it. doesn't die. intestinal can, can auto us in biological mando, house poor in the guns stock thought lobbyist most the time. i buy a scent extreme and that's an alyssa shift with that. not everyone in the you agree is with the official line. what is the new van? yeah. starting that door, she to lead r e 0 vanya and i get scared. go, come when use what i just get go. sociology is more name yet schema. now jesus, yes, sir, good enough, bud wash custodian us to go. people is fear to zeniah e. nip of you

the mayor saying they can't handle the millions more that are expected to come here into poland. we are at capacity, we cannot accept another wave of hundreds of thousands of refugees in just one city, alone. we spent time with the city's mayor, rafal trzaskowski, as well as refugees and volunteers living through the crisis. i need to help the refugees in this tragic situation, but we need a system. we cannot do it alone, we cannot improvise any more. the mayor had invited a group of local and geo leaders to his office to discuss the city's response to the influx of refugees. just a month ago, five weeks ago, poland was 120th when it came to countries supporting refugees, now we are the second in the world, and we might become the first in the world. warsaw is overwhelmed, we have more than 300,000 ukrainians in warsaw alone, and over 600,000 passed through my city, a city of 2 million. there are no refugees on the streets of polish cities because they're in our homes. people simply opened their hearts and opened their homes to our ukrainian friends. since the war began, zofia ha

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no way has rejected poland coals. although said the, despite an increase in norway's income from oil exports, the country's economy is suffering due to stock market falls while citizens are faced with increasing prices for electricity and gasoline because of sanctions against russia. journalist and author daniel lazar, save poland once the current burdens to be shut out. of course, as the energy crunch bites. people are jealous of the advantages enjoyed by certain allies, such as such as norway, and therefore they want. they want to better greater sharing of the birds, but of course, nor ways in no mood, to oblige. and then the more the deeper this energy crisis goes, the more painful the results become and they will be very painful to result will be a very deep recession. throughout europe, the more conflicts like these will multiply, i think i see further divisions on the horizon. i think that that europe has enjoyed a period of unity during the 1st blush of the war. but now as the war, the war, the war goes on, the