Donald Trump talked to Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelnski. The police detained a man suspected of assaulting a 14-year-old in Rabka-Zdrój. The Senate adopted the so -called incidental act. Here are five things that are worth knowing on Thursday, February 13.
1. Trump talked to Putin and Zelanski
US President Donald Trump talked by phone with the Russian leader Vladimir Putin and with the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelnski. The American president also stated that he is “unlikely to regain all his lands.”
Trump said that expects a meeting with Vladimir Putin probably in Saudi Arabia.
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2. Stop after beating a 14-year-old
Police She stopped a 21-year-old man suspected of assaulting a 14-year-old in Rabka-Zdrój (Lesser Poland). According to police findings, the man unknown to the teenager accosted her and then beat her on the face.
The girl scratched the man on the cheek. The attacker was frightened by witnesses of the incident. The 14-year-old beaten has already been discharged from the hospital.
3. Incidental Act adopted
The Senate accepted the so -called amendments without a proposal incidental act. According to it, the validity of the presidential election in 2025 is to decide 15 the oldest judges in the Supreme Court.
Currently, the chamber of the Extraordinary Supreme Court is designated to approve the president's election. The president will decide about the fate of the act.
4. Prosecutor Kwiatkowska will not resign
National prosecutor he did not accept the resignation Katarzyna Kwiatkowska from the function of the head of the Investigation Team examining the prosecutor's office at a time when Zbigniew Ziobro was the Minister of Justice – TVN24 journalists Maciej Duda and Łukasz Ruciński found out.
Formally, there was no resignation, and the case was closed during the prosecutor's conversation with the National Prosecutor.
5. Poles are waiting for deportations from the USA
Spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Paweł Wroński confirmed that two Polish citizens is to be deported from the United States.
He pointed out that it is not known whether the decision results from the current procedures or the accelerated procedure announced by Donald Trump. The case was also commented on by the head of the Ministry of Diplomacy Radosław Sikorski.
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