Poland, Ukraine and president
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Bogusław, 79, who is buying strawberries from another stall, chimes in as well. “The people voting for Trzaskowski are so stupid, he’s going to sell us out completely,” he says. “Polish farming will be non-existent, he’ll agree to anything. The EU will start importing [produce] from North African countries where everything is cheap.”
Radoslaw Sikorski suggested Poland, which covers Ukraine’s Starlink ... He was responding to comments made by Musk on X that Ukraine’s “entire front line would collapse” if the network ...
The other, from the centre, is that, in a dangerous world, Poland needs Europe to magnify its strengths, just as Europe needs Poland as a source of security and economic dynamism. Unfortunately, at the moment the right may have the upper hand.
The organization of a CPAC conference in Poland on Tuesday was an opportunity for US Republicans to support the PiS candidate in the face of 'wokeism' and 'globalism.'
Poland pays for Kyiv to use the services ... In response, Sikorski wrote on X: “Starlinks for Ukraine are paid for by the Polish Digitization Ministry at the cost of about $50 million per ...
Poland pays for Kyiv to use the services ... In response, Sikorski wrote on X: "Starlinks for Ukraine are paid for by the Polish Digitization Ministry at the cost of about $50 million per year.
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Poland will seek alternatives if Musk cuts Ukraine's Starlink access, Sikorski saysPoland will look for ... other suppliers," he wrote on X. Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said on March 5 that cutting Starlink access for Ukraine would lead to an international ...
Poland is paying for and will continue to finance Ukraine’s access to Elon Musk ... Musk subsequently said on X that Reuters’ report is “false.”
"We pay and will continue to pay a subscription fee for satellite internet for Ukraine," Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said in a post on Musk-owned social media platform X.
Poland’s defense minister in January said up to 95 percent of the military assistance to Ukraine moves through ... other allied troops,” he posted to X. The move comes amid increasing worry ...
European leaders have urged Russia to agree to an unconditional 30-day ceasefire with Ukraine starting on Monday. The call was issued at a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" in Kyiv. The leaders of France, Germany, the UK and Poland were hosted by Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky, while others joined remotely.