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The preliminary assumptions state that after three failed practical exams, the candidate should return to the driving training center and complete at least five hours of classes there. Such retraining would conclude with an internal exam, which would again confirm that the candidate is ready to attempt to obtain a driving license," writes the editor-in-chief of the portal, Łukasz Zboralski. #PrawoDrogowe #EgzaminNaPrawoJazdy #ReformaEgzaminów (translated)

Monika Zła assessed that instead of a substantive discussion about the country's future, viewers saw a performance that caused embarrassment. She criticized the interlocutor's body language, considering it dismissive, as well as his chaotic rhetoric and difficulties in articulating thoughts fluidly. She also wrote that he repeated worn-out slogans and failed to present a modern perspective or solutions for citizens, focusing instead on a political dispute with the government. #polityka #dyskusja #media (translated)

Retired Colonel Maciej Korowaj assessed that the 17.1 trillion rubles earmarked for defense in the Russian budget for 2027 does not constitute a barrier to mobilization, but it does not signal it either. He pointed out that the overt mobilization stance remains marginal, and the contract model is exhausting its social base. In his opinion, part of the increase in defense spending may stem from transferring payments for the wounded and the families of the deceased to this sector, which were previously included in a classified section called "Social Policy." This would mean that part of the growth finances the costs of losses, rather than new capabilities. Korowaj wrote that, regardless of the budget, Russia's legal-administrative capacity to mobilize people is increasing. He noted that a decree from December 30, 2025, directed contract reservists to protect critical facilities in 2026, and a decree from July 27, 2026, increased the armed forces' personnel by 25,000, to 1,535,000 soldiers. According to him, this was the third such increase in the year, formally tied to the creation of military-construction units. He also referenced an assessment by the Ukrainian HUR that Russia aims to recruit about 600,000 people in 2026–2027, utilizing the electronic register and digital summonses, which would enable mobilization without public announcement. Korowaj identified the system's capacity as the main limitation. He wrote that Russian losses currently amount to 30,000–35,000 killed or wounded per month, and according to NATO estimates, most recruits still end up on the front lines as reinforcements. With an intake of about 30,000 people per month, the army, in his opinion, is essentially restoring its personnel rather than creating surpluses for new formations. Citing OSINT, he noted that 4,799 out of 7,342 pre-war tanks stored in depots had been used, leaving about 19% remaining. Korowaj assessed that in the short term, it would be possible to draft several hundred thousand people as reinforcements and rear echelon personnel, but not quickly create a second army capable of maneuver warfare. He emphasized that mass mobilization would require the identification, selection, training, and equipping of hundreds of thousands of individuals, while the military apparatus is busy sustaining the front. He also referred to a report by Andrei Belousov for Vladimir Putin from December 2025: in 2025, five divisions, 13 brigades, and 30 regiments were to be formed, while four divisions, 14 brigades, and 39 regiments were planned for 2026. He pointed to the establishment of the 44th Army Corps in Karelia, the elevation of brigades to the rank of divisions, including the 71st Guards Mechanized Division on the Kola Peninsula, and a rocket brigade with Iskanders. In his view, these formations mainly consisted of conscripts and trained reinforcements. He added that according to Finnish sources, the expansion of bases in Petrozavodsk, Pechenga, and Baltiysk would enable the support of 80,000–115,000 soldiers only after the war in Ukraine concludes. Korowaj agreed with the ISW assessment that, in the short term, ground operations against NATO are unlikely, as the majority of Russia's potential is engaged in Ukraine. He also cited a report from a closed NATO briefing in Ankara, during which an Alliance representative purportedly spoke about the re-establishment of the Leningrad and Moscow Military Districts, at least one new corps, and three divisions, but also mentioned a lack of signs of an intention to conduct a rapid attack. He concluded that the budget finances a long war with Ukraine and creates opportunities for the period after it is frozen, but it does not indicate preparations for an attack on NATO or a withdrawal of the Kremlin from such an option. #Rosja #wojna #defensywa (translated)

Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced the creation of the Drone Legion, a formation composed of civilian drone operators, which will support the Polish Army in crisis situations and develop modern military technologies during the Blue Eye 2026 training. #DronLegion #operatorzydronów #szkoleniebezzałogowców (translated)

Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Wiesław Leśniakiewicz announced that over 86,000 shelter points have been designated in Poland, and new security procedures will be introduced in schools, including training on responding to terrorist attacks and other threats. #bezpieczeństwo #szkoły #terrorystyka (translated)

After the recent attacks in schools, local governments in Poland are intensifying efforts to increase student safety by organizing training and considering investments in additional security measures, while emphasizing that schools should remain a space for learning and development. #BezpieczeństwoSzkoły #Edukacja #Samorządy (translated)

The author of the entry informed that in Riga, Poland and Latvia signed an agreement on cooperation in cyberspace. He indicated that it is intended to enable faster information exchange, earlier threat detection, and coordinated response to incidents, as well as joint training, exercises, and research projects. https://t.co/R8nXNX4ZEU #cyberprzestrzeń #współpraca #bezpieczeństwo #PL #LV (translated)

Michał Dworczyk wrote that his colleagues motivated him to find an old uniform that still fit him. On the occasion of the Reserve Soldier's Day, he extended his wishes and supported the reinstatement of compulsory military training. He added that he wished the parliamentarians courage and participation in the training. #Żołnierze #Sukces #Wojsko (translated)

Gen. Roman Polko emphasizes the need to implement universal military training for volunteers in Poland, instead of restoring compulsory conscription, noting that there are many willing to undergo training and that an appropriate training plan is essential. #wojsko #pobór #szkolenie (translated)

The author of the post wrote that safety requires people ready to act and specific support. He informed that this year the ORLEN Group Foundation allocates a record 25 million PLN for 441 volunteer and professional fire units across Poland. According to the post, the money is to go towards new equipment, gear, and training. https://t.co/Dr0s5jSnIo #Bezpieczeństwo #OchotniczaStrażPożarna #Wsparcie #PL (translated)

Paweł Usiądek wrote that the "Bridges of Ukraine" project was supposed to prepare at least 20 Ukrainian activists in Poland for appearances in Polish media. According to him, the initiative was led by the Ukrainian organization Hołka together with the Warsaw Foundation of the Alliance of Ukrainian Youth "August 24". The program was to include training on the Polish socio-political context, mentoring, and advocacy campaigns, as well as the development of joint messages regarding security, European integration, history, and countering disinformation. Usiądek claimed that the project received support from the International "Renaissance" Fund, which is part of the Open Society Foundations network founded by George Soros. He cited the results of the "Bridges of Solidarity with Ukraine" contest from June 2026, in which — as he wrote — support for the Hołka project was supposed to be described as an action in favor of Ukrainian communities in Poland. He added that an earlier phase of the project operated as an information platform, and funding emerged during the construction of a network of advocates. The author noted that the Foundation of the Alliance of Ukrainian Youth has been operating in Warsaw since September 2025, and its president was Artur Koldomasov. He also pointed out that among the foundation's goals, promoting the interests of Ukrainian youth and increasing the role of Ukrainians in European activism was recorded, and the organization conducted a "Hatred Observatory," monitoring Polish-language statements deemed hostile towards Ukrainians. Usiądek assessed that the project was supposed to serve to promote a common message in Polish media and linked it to the appeal of former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who — according to the author — called on Ukrainians abroad to engage in politics and hold influential positions. Finally, he called for a ban on foreign funding for politicized non-governmental organizations in Poland. #Ukraina #Media #Propaganda (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that Rozwój + wanted military training for all MPs up to the age of 60. He added that he wouldn't see anything strange about it if it weren't for the law introduced during the rule of PiS, when Morawiecki was the prime minister, which — as he claimed — exempted MPs from the duty to defend the state. #polityka #szkolenia #obrona #PL (translated)

Michał Dworczyk reported that a draft law on mandatory military training for parliamentarians has been submitted to the Sejm. He wrote that it would apply to members of the Sejm and Senate up to 60 years of age, including MEPs, and would last for 58 days: 30 days of theoretical classes at the War Studies Academy and 28 days of field training. Parliamentarians could apply for alternative service, for example in the medical sector, and submit applications to the Marshal of the Sejm or Senate. The proposal would also foresee the possibility of parliamentarians serving in the Territorial Defense Forces, similar to the National Guard in the USA. Dworczyk justified the proposal by the need for universal defense training and the preparation of personnel reserves. He wrote that the Development Plus Association was the first to raise this issue, and politicians should set an example and serve the public interest. According to him, additional training would improve the quality of defense policy and demonstrate that individuals seeking office are ready to fulfill the constitutional duty of defending the homeland. #szkoleniewojskowe #Polska #obrona (translated)

If Russia were hypothetically preparing for war with Europe and Poland, it would have to announce mass mobilization and send hundreds of thousands of people for military training, maybe even two million. If such a situation were to occur, then indeed immediately. #wojna #Polska #Rosja #PL #RU (translated)