Search

The Kremlin wrote that a paramilitary member of the Republic attacked the Polish police and criticized Krzysztof Stanowski for his silence. He stated that Stanowski could use his reach to stand on the side of the Polish officers, whose well-being — as the author reminded — was supposed to be close to his heart. He accused him of cynicism and used an insulting term against him. https://t.co/MqzahSrmBI #Polska #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Vláďa Foltán shared a statement from a man he called the best defense minister in the history of the USA. He stated that he served as a captain in Afghanistan and at the headquarters in Kabul, he saw 50 flags of countries involved in the NATO alliance mission and the ISAF mission. However, according to him, only about five countries were actually contributing to the mission, and by the end of combat operations, only one or two were involved. He added that soldiers jokingly interpreted the acronym ISAF as a claim that they saw Americans fighting. Foltán then ironically wrote that such an approach was a "superb way" to secure support from allies in the future, and he doubted that they would eagerly get involved again with such a grateful and loyal partner. https://t.co/JBjoHcewQQ #NATO #Afghánistán #vojenskáhistorie (translated)

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in the "Meet the Press" program on NBC that aligning the U.S. with Russia would be a "historical mistake." "We are doing everything in our power to make this happen and for America's position to be strong and to help in approaching peace," Zelensky announced on platform X. "Since the American president announced an energy truce a week ago, Russia has intentionally attacked the Ukrainian energy and oil sector 76 times," Zelensky wrote on Sunday on platform X. In the interview for "Meet the Press," Zelensky said that this exception strengthens Putin's war against Ukraine at a time when Moscow is losing on the battlefield. "The message from the U.S. government was to limit the speed at which Ukrainian drones can fly," Zelensky said. Zelensky also revealed that the American side blocked intelligence sharing for three days during missile attacks, but that cooperation has now been renewed. "It is better to have partners who are open and clear than those who are killers, even if they have a smile on their face." When asked about Trump's statement that it is harder to work with him than with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Zelensky replied: "It is better to have partners who are open and clear than those who are killers, even if they have a smile on their face." Zelensky added that he wants to believe Trump and hopes that he will change his stance towards Putin. "I hope so." #Ukrajina #Trump #dronovi (translated)

Radosław Sikorski urged the US Secretary of War to convey to the families of 44 Polish soldiers who died in Afghanistan that their sacrifice was significant, despite the words of Pete Hegseth, who downplayed the allies' involvement in combat operations. #Afganistan #NATO #PolscyŻołnierze (translated)

The author stated that he would return to Saturday's violence in France the following day in a commentary for ČRo Plus. He wrote that the situation is politically favorable for Le Pen and that teenagers and radical groups referred to as black blocs are willing to resort to a higher level of violence. The contribution ended with a mention of Macron's last six months. #Francie #násilí #politika #FR (translated)

In Beijing, the International Forum Against Terrorism has begun, where China presented developed robots, such as humanoids and robotic dogs, with the aim of demonstrating how these technologies can help in the fight against terrorism and unexpected threats. #humanoidníroboty #terorismus #uměláinteligence (translated)

On October 18 in France, large-scale protests and violence took place in several cities, with more than half a million people participating in large demonstrations against high inflation and the cost of living, resulting in about 500 police officers injured and thousands of stores damaged, causing massive financial losses. #Francija #protests #vardarbība (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that people are afraid of the unknown, and better understanding of another person can reduce the likelihood that they will be perceived as a threat. He stated that ignorance is destroying the world, and described the book as an attempt to save his small part of it. https://t.co/y29ec5nfSo #ignorancja #edukacja #swiat #PL (translated)

Kudela the G.O.A.T. described Tomáš Chorý's first season at Slavia as the hardest in terms of pressure, but he believed the player handled it excellently. He credited him with a key role in winning the title after three years, including goals and contributions to the game, and stated that he didn't cause any problems at that time. He couldn't understand why Chorý started behaving like he did in Plzeň in his second season and came under pressure again. The author recalled the May incident in the derby, after which, according to him, the locker room, the owner, and some fans defended Chorý. He wrote that the player turned his back on the people who supported him in the summer when he showed his middle finger to referee Všetečka. According to the author, for a significantly worse verbal insult, he would likely only have received a yellow card, and the chosen gesture could have ended his tenure in "the most ridiculous way" he had ever seen. Kudela the G.O.A.T. stated that Chorý's possible lapses deprived him of the chance to be the king of the league and wrote that it should be his end at Slavia. According to him, the end of his tenure would close a chapter that had divided the Slavia fans for two and a half years. He wished Slavia good luck in selecting a new striker in the winter transfer window. #SlaviaPraha #fotbal #Chorý (translated)

Those who share our struggle have nothing to loot and plunder. Whether those in power are incompetent and violent, we must refuse to participate in actions without political significance and contrary to our methods. The leader of the radical left movement Unsubmissive France, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who was one of the most prominent supporters of the protests, distanced himself from the violence. #Francie #demonstrace #násilí (translated)