It’s Day 54 of the invasion of Ukraine. Shelling continues in the south and east of Ukraine, with resulting civilian casualties reported in the regions of Luhansk, Donestk, Zaporizhia, and the city of Kharkiv.
A specially-appointed government panel reinvestigating the Smolensk plane crash in 2010 has again accused Russia of direct interference leading to the tragedy. The special commission, led by senior PiS politician and former Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz, unveiled its findings in a 338-page report on Monday, the state PAP news agency reported. According to Macierewicz, the 2010 Smolensk air
Ukraine’s fight for freedom continues on the eleventh day since Russia invaded.
Tensions between Russia and the West escalated over the weekend as Russian President Vladimir Putin declared he was putting Russia’s nuclear forces on “high alert.” Poland and Canada have called for an emergency meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in response to Putin’s comments and the increasing risk of an accidental or intentional nuclear
The annual Munich Security Conference ends today, with world leaders and diplomats continuing to call on Russia to adhere to existing international norms and de-escalate the current crisis on the Ukrainian border.
The Polish Government has reduced VAT on a range of products from today. Yesterday, the Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki took part in a press briefing at a fuel station, where he announced VAT cuts to zero on basic food products, as well as significant reductions on fertilizers and fuel.
Poland’s Foreign Minister is set to travel to Ukraine, the United States and Russia over the next month to discuss security in Europe and the Ukraine crisis with his counterparts.
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