Jarosław Kaczyński said that there are plans to merge PiS and Sovereign Poland. Second gold medal for Polish athletes at the Paralympic Games in Paris. Exceptional drone show in Warsaw. Here are five things worth knowing on Saturday, August 31.
1. Kaczyński's Declaration
Jaroslaw Kaczynski he said there are plans to merge PIS and Sovereign Poland. – This is currently being taken very seriously – he added.
The PiS president announced this at Friday's meeting press conference, where he appealed to supporters to donate money in connection with the decision PKW regarding the rejection of the party's financial report from the 2023 parliamentary elections, and the vice-president Mariusz Blaszczak announced that “PiS MPs will support the party financially through donations starting in September.”
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski PAP/Radek Parsley
2. The aggressors attacked Kharkov
Russians attacked Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine on Friday UkraineThe attacker hit an apartment building and a nearby playground, killing seven people and wounding at least 77, local authorities said. Ukraine said the shelling was carried out using bombs equipped with systems that allow them to correct their flight and direct them to their target.
Russians hit a block of flats in KharkovPAP/EPA/SERGEY KOZLOV
3. World record, gold and injury
It is the second gold medal for Polish athletes at the Paralympic Games in Paris. On Friday, Róża Kozakowska stood on the highest step of the podium, defending her title from Tokyo in club throw (F32) in excellent style, breaking her own world record. She paid for the victory with an injury.
Rose Kozakowska PAP/Polish Paralympic Committee PKPar
4. A swarm of drones lit up the sky over Warsaw
On Friday evening, a drone show commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. The sky over the capital was lit up by 615 unmanned aerial vehicles, which formed 12 symbolic figures in a synchronous swarm.
5. Shattered accumulation
On Friday Eurojackpot draw In Germany the main prize was 92.5 million euros. In Poland, a second-degree win of almost 2.9 million zlotys was recorded.
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Main image source: PAP/Radek Parsley