Five things that are worth knowing on March 22, 2025 – the most important events

MP of Law and Justice Mariusz Błaszczak heard prosecutor's allegations. US President Donald Trump announced work on the sixth generation fighter. In turn, the football team was close to the compromise in the match against Lithuania. Here are five things that are worth knowing on Saturday, March 22.

1. Blaszczak with allegations

PiS MP Mariusz Błaszczak Leaving the prosecutor's office, he confirmed that he had heard the objection to the disclosure of fragments of the “Warta” military plan in 2023.

The prosecutor, lieutenant colonel Marcin Maksjan informed that Błaszczak did not confess to the committed act. He added that the PiS MP had made “short” explanations. – He answered the questions of his defenders, he did not want to answer the prosecutor's questions – said Maksyjan.

2. Americans announce the fighter of the future

President USA During the briefing in the White House, he reported that the American fighter of the new, sixth generation would be known as the F-47. Donald Trump announced that Boeing will be responsible for the production of aircraft and that this fighter will be “produced in numbers that no one has ever seen before”.

Trump also stated that the machine would have “unprecedented firepower”, but not conveying any details about the new aircraft. It was also not shown what the new fighter should look like – only a little clear graphics appeared in the White House, on which the front of the F -47 is to be visible.

3. Football team close to compromise

There was to be a shooting festival and an easy match to open the elimination of the World Cup 2026, there were Passions and a poor game. The Polish football team defeated at the National Stadium Lithuania 1: 0, and Robert Lewandowski scored only in the end.

The eliminations in the UEFA zone will last until November, and the play -offs are scheduled for March 2026. Poland is fighting Lithuania, Malta, Finland and Spain or Netherlands. In the second Friday match Finland won in Malta 1: 0.

4. Protests in Turkey despite the ban

During the protests in Istanbul and Izmir, protesting clashed with the police – Western agencies reported. At least 10,000 people moved towards the headquarters of the authorities despite the binding ban on assemblies.

The Turks go out into the streets in connection with the detention of the Imamogle Ekrem, which has been the mayor of Istanbul since 2019.

5. Disturbances at Heathrow Airport

The London Heathrow airport was closed for many hours in connection with the fire of the electrical substation – the press services of the airport announced.

On Friday late afternoon, some flights resumed. The authorities of the airport announced that he would return to normal activities on Saturday. It is estimated that the failure prevented the journey of over 200,000 passengers.