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Karol Nawrotsky, Poland, historical memory, Moscow's influence and the future of Ukrainian-Polish relations. Why is the new president of Poland making statements that strangely coincide with Russian narratives? Is the Kremlin really trying to pit Ukrainians and Poles against each other? And why is Grigory Omelchenko publicly asking the question: "Nawrotsky - a useful idiot or an agent of Moscow?" The second part of the conversation is about Crimea. Why does the general believe that the peninsula has already become an island? What do the strikes on the occupiers' logistics mean? Why might Russia face an internal crisis in the near future? And what events, according to Omelchenko, could be the beginning of the end of the Russian empire? Donate to the "Save the End" program: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/2Uj2G9Nka9 About the "Save the End" program: https://houp.org/uk/medical_billion/ POLAND, NAVROT AND RUSSIAN INFLUENCE 00:00 – Scandal with Polish awards and Ukraine's reaction 01:06 – "Useful idiot or agent of Moscow?" Omelchenko announces investigation 02:11 – Why the general looks at the problem through history, not politics 03:46 – Polish pride, nobility and historical memory 05:07 – The genetic code of the nation and the mass psychology of peoples 07:27 – The historical attitude of Poles towards Ukrainians 08:31 – Why Ukraine did not bow its head to Poland for the first time UKRAINE AND POLAND: COMMON HISTORY AND CONFLICT 09:45 – How Petliura saved Poland in 1920 10:42 – Polish volunteers on the front for Ukraine 11:03 – Why Navrotsky risks remaining a marginal politician 12:48 – Imperial ambitions of Ukraine’s neighbors 13:54 – Can Poland become a problem for military aid MOSCOW NARRATIVES AND POLAND POLITICS 14:25 – Signs of a possible Russian special operation 15:01 – Navrotsky’s position on NATO and the EU 16:07 – Omelchenko’s personal experience in Polish politics 17:32 – Smolensk catastrophe and Moscow’s influence 19:02 – How Russian ideology worked in Poland 19:56 – What questions does the general ask Navrotsky 20:38 – The birth of a proud Ukrainian nation WHY UKRAINE AND POLAND ARE DOMINATED TO COOPERATE 21:58 – What Poles remember about 1939 22:47 – The role of Ukrainians in the Polish economy 23:27 – Why politicians play on historical traumas 24:19 – The formula for reconciliation between Ukrainians and Poles 25:05 – Family ties between the two peoples CRIMEA IS BECOMING ISLAND 27:39 – The beginning of a big conversation about Crimea 28:06 – Why the general called on Russians to leave the peninsula 30:06 – Crimea has already effectively turned into an island 31:22 – Strikes on logistics and thanks to the defense forces 32:05 – What does the destruction of supply routes mean 32:43 – Gasoline crisis and queues to leave Crimea WHAT AWAITS RUSSIA NEXT 33:05 – Ukrainian eyes and ears inside Crimea 33:33 – Why Russian air defense on the peninsula is no longer working 34:17 – “This is just the beginning” 34:48 – Strikes on strategic Russian facilities 36:07 – Why Putin left Moscow 36:42 – Scenario of massive attacks by thousands of drones 37:44 – What will happen to Moscow during the great crisis 38:00 – Message to the Russians: there is still a way out 38:59 – Can Zelensky retreat from a tough strategy 39:34 – Crimea and Moscow as two points of the future collapse of the empire 40:15 – Why the Crimean Bridge is not being destroyed yet 41:10 – How changes can begin within Russia 41:48 – Why the collapse of the empire has become the main goal of the war 42:22 – It all depends on the political will of Ukraine Grygoriy Omelchenko - Lieutenant General of the Security Service of Ukraine, People's Deputy of Ukraine of 5 convocations, Candidate of Law and Hero of Ukraine. #GrygoriyOmelchenko #Poland #Navrotsky #KarolNavrotsky #UkrainePoland #Crimea #CrimeanBridge #SBU #Malyuk #Putin #Russia #WarInUkraine #ASU #CrimeaThisIsUkraine #Moscow #NATO #EU #Special Services #Geopolitics