Trump knows about the new offensive
“Wall Street Journal” informs that Trump spent the last days surrounded by representatives of authorities who have long been in favor of a stronger position regarding Ukraine, including a special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg and the new US ambassador at the UN Mike Waltz. The interlocutors informed the president about the current conditions on the battlefield and pointed out that Russian progress is insignificant – they conveyed two sources, familiar with the situation. Trump was also informed about the planned Ukrainian offensive that will require American intelligence support – they maintain sources.
The border with Belarus is partly open
Movement on the Polish-Belarusian border was partly resumed at midnight from Wednesday to Thursday. Passenger cars use the Terespol-Broke crossing, and the trucks are directed to the passage of corn-kozłowicze. Pursuant to the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior and Administration, the restoration of traffic applies to rail and road crossings previously closed in connection with the Russian-Belarusian maneuvers “ZAPAD-2025”. It applies in both directions – leaving Poland to Belarus and entering our country. It applies to both car transport and freight trains.
Paralysis of the airport in Aalborg
Donons were noticed over the airport in Aalborg. Two planes heading towards this airport have been turned back and will probably land in Copenhagen – local media informed. This is another such incident in Denmark – on Monday Air traffic at the largest airport in Denmark in Copenhagen has been closed due to unidentified drones. The aircraft were redirected to Malmö, Billund, Aarhus and Göteborg. After midnight on Tuesday, it was reported that the airport resumed operations, but it was reserved that there could still be serious difficulties.
President's speech at the UN RB
Karol Nawrocki took part in the debate on the UN Security Council. – Today, our safety is threatened not only by tanks and rockets, but also cyber attacks, disinformation campaigns, and using the so -called Deep fake and manipulation in the information space. It is also a modern weapon, very different from conventional – said the President of the Republic of Poland. – In recent years, Poland, like many other countries, has become the target of more and more intensive attacks from hostile countries, mainly Russia. We are attacked every day. It is worth mentioning that only over 100,000 were recorded in Poland last year. incidents. I believe that artificial intelligence can be our shield on this new cyberpol of the battle and give us a real advantage – he added.
What awaits us on Thursday?
In the evening, the Sejm will deal with the bill on the first reading of the Act on ensuring the implementation of the investment of the Central Communication Port, which was brought by President Karol Nawrocki.
The completion of construction works at the new airport, which is to be built at Baranów, as well as obtaining certification and consents to launch air operations by the end of December 2031. In the case of a railway line running through the tunnel in Łódź, the CPK node and Warsaw-Łódź line, the deadline for completing these investments was determined at the end of 2030. According to the project, the length of railway lines, for which applications were submitted for issuing a decision on environmental decision. The conditions in 2030 will be at least 1338 km, and the operating speed on newly built railway lines will be 250 km per hour. As part of the CPK railway program, a total of approx. 2 thousand. km of new railway lines, including high speeds.
The extradition trial of the former head of the Government Strategic Reserve Agency (RARS) (RARS) of Michał Kuczmierowski is to end before the municipal court of the Westminster Commune in London. The process concerns the validity of the extradition order, issued last fall by the Polish authorities. In August 2024, the former head of RARS heard allegations regarding participation in an organized criminal group, failure to comply with duties and exceeding his rights to achieve financial benefits.
In Paris, a judgment is expected in the trial of former President of France Nicolas Sarkozy, accused of illegal financing of the election campaign in 2007 with the support of the Libyan dictator Muammar Kadafi. The prosecutor's office demanded a seven -year prison sentence for Sarkozy.
