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Marcin Palade statistically wrote that Deividas Matulionis, the Lithuanian president’s advisor on national security, spoke about justified data indicating that the drone crossed the Polish border. Palade added that Ukraine apologized to Lithuania for the drone's fall and the explosion on its territory, but not to Poland. He suggested that Kyiv has Polish elites under control, more specifically — it possesses recordings. #Litwa #Ukraina #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The services in action wondered whether the armed Ukrainian drone, which crashed in Lithuania, flew over Poland without warning the residents. The author recalled a statement by the Lithuanian Minister of Defense from October 18, who was said to have informed that the object entered Lithuanian airspace from Polish territory. He added that this information was confirmed by the advisor to the President of Lithuania for National Security, claiming that there is evidence for this. The author questioned why the Polish Ministry of National Defense did not confirm a violation of Polish airspace. He wondered whether the military did not detect the drone, or whether they were aware of the Ukrainian operation and kept it secret. He recalled that according to his post, the drone crashed in Lithuania, did not explode, no one was injured, and only a civilian car was damaged. He also asked who would be responsible if the drone fell onto residential territory in Poland and an explosion occurred. #Ukraina #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Kutil Tona asked opponents of further aid to Ukraine and proponents of peace under the conditions set by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump what their plan for Europe would be in the event of Ukraine's capitulation. He stated that the Kremlin could potentially install a government in Kyiv under its control. He was concerned about how Europe would deal with the potential millions of additional refugees who would refuse to live under Russian occupation, as well as the security threat posed by a victorious, militarized Russia. He also mentioned the possible consequences of the return of hundreds of thousands of men from the war to a society that would be unable to integrate them. He also questioned European parties calling for the renewal of relations with Moscow about what their plan for Europe would be after a potential Putin victory. He wrote that halting arms supplies to the attacked country would not end the war in his view, but could lead to its repercussions eventually reaching Europe. He added that he was worried about the notion that Putin could become a peaceful neighbor after a victory and win back Europe with cheap gas. #Ukrajina #Putin #Evropa (translated)

Republicans would typically count on the White House to set the overarching message—Republicans would typically count on the White House to set the overarching message—claims Karl Rove, an American political strategist who previously served as deputy chief of staff in the White House and advisor to President George Bush. #Trump2024 #PartiaRepublikańska #wybory (translated)

The announced postponement of penalties for violations of KSeF obligations should not be a reason to delay preparations, as it does not extinguish the obligation to use the system itself. The Ministry of Finance indicates that the administration will remind taxpayers of this obligation, and in the absence of a response, it will verify the correctness of their settlements — says Tomasz Wagner, a tax advisor. #KSeF #mikroprzedsiębiorcy #fakturowanie (translated)

Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with Donald Trump's advisors about the possibility of organizing a new peace meeting, emphasizing that Ukraine is striving to end the four-year war and needs support from the USA in the face of constant Russian attacks. #Ukraina #Zełenski #pokój (translated)

The Office of the President of the Republic of Poland wrote that the president this week, first meeting with the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and then canceling a foreign visit to stay in the country, showed readiness to firmly defend Polish law and citizens' rights. The entry also mentioned the president's advisor Stachowiak and Republic TV. #Polska #Prawo #Obywatele (translated)

Magdalena Prządka-Leszczyńska informed that the court did not grant the prosecutor's motion for the temporary detention of Piotr W. and agreed with the defense's position. She wrote that the man returned home after more than 50 hours. The author described that on Friday morning on Marszałkowska Street in Warsaw, Piotr W. was waiting for a green light at the pedestrian crossing, after which he was subdued by police officers. According to her account, he lost consciousness and was transported by ambulance on a stretcher, always in handcuffs, even during transport and while at the emergency room. Prządka-Leszczyńska wrote that the prosecutor demanded the application of temporary detention, and she, Magda Majkowska, and Bartosz Malewski from Ordo Iuris argued in court that there were no grounds for depriving Piotr W. of his freedom before the verdict. She added that the court agreed with them. She thanked the MPs who — as she wrote — supported Piotr W. from the very first hours, as well as journalists for showing the full recording. Among the people and editorial offices mentioned were Dorota Arciszewska, Marek Jakubiak, Telewizja Republika, wPolsce.pl, and Polsat News. #sprawiedliwość #Polska #prawo (translated)

The advisor to the President of the Republic of Poland, Jakub Banaszek, said that in discussions about the threat from Russia, one should focus on specifics, neither trivializing nor inflaming emotions. He accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of once again blaming the president for trivializing this threat. According to Banaszek, the president defined it as high but emphasized that he is not receiving new reports or information from services or allies indicating a change in the situation. Banaszek added that the threat has been at a high level for some time, and the prime minister selectively stirs the atmosphere from time to time. #Polska #polityka #Rosja (translated)

Michał Fiszer wrote that his income came from military pension, lectures, articles, and occasional assignments such as translations. He added that readers could also support him by buying him coffee. In response to questions about who pays him, he suggested that similar questions should be directed to those praising Russia, among other things, about how they exchange rubles or whether they receive payments in cryptocurrencies. Fiszer estimated that a significant portion of society is susceptible to manipulation. He wrote that about one third, and possibly more, believe in the theory of the Smolensk crash, and 10 percent believe in the existence of a Jewish world government with a secret bunker under Sworne Gacie. He also mentioned people who believe in the harmfulness of vaccines, a flat Earth, or chemtrails, as well as confusing agencies that arose in the Third Republic with institutions from the times of the People's Republic of Poland. He stated that as a lecturer, he is subject to lustration, and his declaration of not cooperating with the services of the People's Republic of Poland has never been questioned. He also wrote that the only party he belonged to was the UPR. Fiszer reiterated the call to rely on information from the president and his office, the prime minister and his office, the Ministry of National Defense, the National Security Bureau, the military, the General Staff, the commands of the armed forces, the police, border guards, and the fire service, as well as the Military Counterintelligence Service, the Internal Security Agency, and the Intelligence Agency in matters related to state security incidents. He also encouraged reliance on science, scientists from reputable universities, and scientific journals. He announced that he expects an attack from internet trolls, and then intends to write about the anti-aircraft guns ZU-23-2 used in Poland and their derivatives, including the Pilica system. In a note, he corrected that in his previous post he referred to a powered paraglider, not an unpowered paraglider. #Bezpieczeństwo #Dezinformacja #Nauka (translated)

The author claimed that the man who attacked police officers with a knife was a party activist and PiS delegate Piotr Wichert. He asked Dorota Arciszewska when — in his opinion — the leniency of the justice system towards people associated with PiS, whom he described using an offensive term suggesting criminality, would end. https://t.co/Y45KnUXfkZ #Polska #Prawo #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Michał Podlewski praised Remek Kinas, attributing to him a contribution to the creation of Bielik, described by Podlewski as the first Polish model with reasoning trained through RL. He wrote that Kinas is developing biological AI in a Polish startup, and after hours — financing the work with his own funds and without external support — he created the decision model Jev, which was supposed to be better and faster than the original. Podlewski also stated that Kinas advises the Krakow company SATIM in creating systems for detecting ships in ports and airplanes at airports based on satellite radar images and is a co-author of the Pathway publication on BDH architecture. He added that many young AI specialists admire him, and Kinas himself is modest, friendly, and committed to the development of Polish artificial intelligence. He estimated that in America, he could lead a large AI laboratory and called him an example of the slogan "A Pole can do it." https://t.co/Z8IeMIzufd #AI #startup #Polska (translated)

The suspension of the Graham Act by the Trump administration is an important and truly historic moment. Kirill Dmitriev, an advisor to the Russian president, wrote on X: "The suspension of the Graham Act by the Trump administration is an important and truly historic moment." #Trump #sankcje #Rosja (translated)

Irresponsibility is an understatement. "Irresponsibility is an understatement. What do the president and his advisers not understand about enforcing the law passed by the Senate with a vote of 86-11?" wrote Republican Senator Thom Tillis on platform X. #Trump #Rosja #Ukraina (translated)

Marcin Wyrwał discusses the key differences between a shelter, a hideout, and a temporary shelter in his program, pointing out how understanding these concepts can save lives, and critically evaluates the government app "Where to Hide," which may mislead users about the safety offered by different types of shelters. #Schronienie #OchronaLudności #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)