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Information for the liars in the current government and their media: Mr. Piotr had with him a small, folding tourist knife in a wooden case. I know because we once borrowed this tool of crime from him to cut... an apple. A normal thing in a tent town, at a protest that lasts for weeks and where regular tourist equipment is used. Not a machete, not a bayonet, just a folding pocket knife. Mr. Tusk has never protested, so he may not know... but rather he does know, he just lies. #Warszawa #policja #protest (translated)

Poland, by investing in the purchase of weapons, must also invest in the development of the domestic defense industry to ensure the independence of servicing and modernizing equipment, which is crucial for the efficiency of the army and serves the long-term interests of the state. #PrzemysłObronny #Polonizacja #ZbrojeniaPolski (translated)

The post author stated that the federal government estimated military assistance for Ukraine at 57.6 billion euros. According to the budget data he cited, between 2022 and 2025, Germany provided Ukraine with equipment and other military support worth about 22.7 billion euros, and the budget for 2026 plans another 11.6 billion euros. #Ukraina #Niemcy #PomocWojskowa #DE #UA (translated)

Greg wrote that the equipment was purchased from a Finnish company and made available to people free of charge for exercise, although — as he claimed — the owner of the manufacturer was a Russian. He called it a scandal and added that instead, one could spend 500 zł on drugs and sexual services from a prostitute, emphasizing that she should not be Russian. #skandal #sprzęt #Polska (translated)

Magdalena Sobkowiak wrote that Poland was a leader in utilizing funds from SAFE, and the first deliveries of equipment have already arrived. She noted that 90% of the funds contracted so far were to go to Polish companies, which — as she emphasized — was a priority from the beginning and has been consistently implemented. She added that together with Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, she spoke with the EU commissioner for defense and space, Andrius Kubilius, about further possibilities for financing defense purchases. Sobkowiak stressed that SAFE means not only security but also investments in the Polish industry. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Inwestycje (translated)

The U.S. Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, said that the Alliance should urgently modernize military infrastructure to expedite the transfer of soldiers and equipment to the eastern flank. He pointed out that this is where one could expect a potential future conflict. #NATO #Bezpieczeństwo #Wojskowość #US (translated)

Dr. Coolfonpl wrote that Wolski was gaining material and immaterial benefits from cooperation with arms companies, including those from Poland and Korea. He linked media support for sending equipment to Ukraine with coercing increased purchases, for which — he stated — hundreds of billions were paid. https://t.co/gbarajM247 #Wojna #Ukraina #Zbrojenia (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki after, according to his account of the events, his father first heard from the dispatcher to take the child to the hospital himself, and an ambulance was only sent after a second call. The boy was said to have waited about 40 minutes for a doctor in the emergency department, and his condition was worsening. Kusznieruk reported that overnight, an ultrasound or X-ray of the abdomen was not performed in time because there was no radiologist. Doctors suspected a meningococcal infection and considered transferring the child to a specialized children's hospital, but ultimately he remained in the pediatric ward. According to the post, a cardiac arrest occurred in the morning, and a two-hour resuscitation was unsuccessful. Kusznieruk also mentioned reports regarding the resuscitation conditions and the functionality of the equipment, which, as he noted, require clarification. He stated that the autopsy revealed intestinal strangulation with necrosis, rather than a meningococcal infection. The author asked whether the Supreme Medical Chamber and the relevant medical self-government authorities initiated proceedings, investigating the actions of the doctors and considering suspension of their medical licenses. He appealed for an independent analysis of the entire patient journey—from the conversation with the dispatcher to the resuscitation—and for recommendations that would prevent similar tragedies. He noted that he does not pre-judge the guilt of the doctors, and the circumstances should be established by experts and the prosecutor's office. Kusznieruk criticized the belief that healthcare problems can be solved by allocating billions to the system. He pointed out that, as he stated, despite the billions allocated in Poland for the salaries of medical staff, there was a shortage of a radiologist for the child's nighttime diagnosis. He expressed his condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor's office would thoroughly clarify the matter. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

The emergency services described a case of a boy for whom an ambulance was only to be sent after a second call to the emergency number. According to the author, the child's condition deteriorated while waiting to be seen by a doctor, and upon entering the office, he began to lose consciousness and received an IV drip. The author stated that there was no radiologist at the hospital, which meant the boy did not receive an ultrasound or X-ray. He accused the doctors of a misdiagnosis and of not transferring the child to a specialist hospital; the boy was to stay overnight in the pediatric ward and died that same night in his father's arms. He added that during the rescue operation, the anesthesiologist pointed out inappropriate working conditions and faulty equipment. The emergency services criticized the lack of a radiologist and functional equipment at the facility, which they described as the main one in the western part of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. The author expressed condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor’s office would thoroughly investigate the matter. #medycyna #zdrowie #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

General Ireneusz Nowak announced at the Warsaw Security Forum that Poland and the Baltic states will struggle with delays in the delivery of key military equipment, including PAC-3 MSE missiles for the Patriot systems and contracts for HIMARS systems. #Polska #armia #bezpieczeństwo (translated)