Witold Jurasz and Zbigniew Parafianowicz begin the podcast by discussing the fascination between Volodymyr Zelenski and Donald Trump. They wonder who started, who provoked, whether the president of Ukraine actually utilized the word "blyat" and whether he was getting paid by this chant. As for 1 leader, there is no uncertainty – even if Zelenski made a mistake, Donald Trump not only on this occasion, but in a series of decisions very clearly shows that he is much closer to Vladimir Putin than to Volodymyr Zelenski.
That is why the leaders are wondering how long Ukraine can fight without the support of the United States and whether Europe is actually able to increase aid adequate to bridge the possible shortages resulting from the deficiency of US arms supplies. On the occasion of Witold Juras, he notes the message by Mariusz Błaszczak, which shows that Radek Sikorski should be held liable for the deficiency of US military support for Ukraine. Jurasz states that it is sad to see how a man otherwise deserved – for example, for the modernization of the Polish armed forces – behaves in a primitive, guerrilla way.
Witold Juras and Zbigniew Parafianovich tell listeners and listeners “International Report” about the movie featured by Donald Trump, kept in a gangsta-raper style, in which dancers appear modeled on Conchita Wurst. This second component raises the far-reaching anxiety of both leading podcasts.
This episode of the podcast “International Report” besides mentions Elon Musk's statements, who stated that Zelentsky should be offered amnesty in a neutral country in exchange for Ukraine's peaceful political transition towards democracy. Witold Juras comments that 1 needs to be out of his head (in fact, it uses a more eloquent term) to compose about Ukraine – which is democracy – and at the same time not to worry about Russia, which is in fact a dictatorship.
In the remainder of the podcast Witold Juras and Zbigniew Parafianovich note the abusive statements of Vice president J.D. Vance on European allies. They caused protests in France and large Britain, US customs war with Canada and return to the announcements to choice up Greenland. The leaders wonder if Donald Trump realizes that credibility is built for years, if not decades, and can be lost in just a fewer weeks.
Trying to recreate Trump's actual goals, journalists conclude that his actions may be due to pessimism and deficiency of religion in America. possibly that's why he wants to share work for the planet as part of the alleged power concert. Witold Juras quotes a erstwhile French politician who stated that the performance of the powers was a very good solution, due to the fact that wars seldom happen within it (except erstwhile they happen of course).
Witold Juras notes that the French love the thought of a power performance due to the fact that it gives them a place among global decision-makers. Unfortunately, Poland will not be specified a country. Zbigniew Parafianowicz and Witold Jurasz wonder whether specified a evolution of the planet order will besides affect the European Union and whether the Polish east policy – for example in the context of Belarus – has any chance of implementation, or whether it should be considered completely dead.
In the podcast there is besides the subject of the durability of the American military presence in Poland. The leaders wonder if there are any guarantees that the Americans will not retreat from Poland. Unfortunately, there are no specified guarantees, but in Poland there is an American base in Redzikow, which is part of the United States rocket defence strategy – not the European allies of the United States. That means that even if Americans limit their presence, they will not retreat completely.
The leaders calm the listeners and listeners that there are many reasons why Poland is surely not threatened by falling into the Russian sphere of influence.
At the end of the podcast Witold Jurasz tells the communicative of the torture that the Russians utilized to torture Victoria Roschina – a young Ukrainian writer who fell into their hands. He wonders whether, given the fact that torture perpetrators will never be able to judge, Ukrainian intelligence should destruct them all as 1 thing.
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