
Topics: incidents with Russian drones, elections for the Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, proposal for an Independence March in Lviv and the Confederation's electoral plans.
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Recently, incidents with Russian drones have been reported near the border with Poland and on the Polish coast.
Over the weekend, one of the Russian drones hit a train right next to the border with Poland. The second one was found on Monday on the Polish coast. Are we dealing with an escalation of Russian actions? Are we prepared for it? Why has President Nawrocki not convened the National Security Council yet?
A vote on the new deputy speaker is to be held in the Sejm on Friday. Currently, there are two candidates: Marcin Ociepa from PiS and Marcin Horała from Rozwoju Plus. Who will the Confederation support?
A group of right-wing MPs, including Confederation politicians, turned to Prime Minister Donald Tusk with an interpellation regarding the Polish Independence March through the streets of Lviv. The MPs believe that the government should organize such a march on November 11, Independence Day, and thus support the Poles living there. Is such a march necessary? Isn't this an attempt to start another conflict between Poland and Ukraine?
We will also ask Krzysztof Bosak about the presidential elections in Krakow and the parliamentary elections in 2027. Has the Confederation recovered from the fact that its candidate was not allowed to take part in the elections? Is there a chance for one right-wing list for the Senate and whether Grzegorz Braun's group should be included in it?
These are just some of the topics that we will discuss in a conversation with the leader of the Confederation.
We invite you to Tomasz Terlikowski's interview just after... 8:00 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, website RMF24.pl, RMF ON application and our social media!
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Voting in the Sejm regarding the new deputy speaker.
Very likely · Within days

Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Piotr Malepszak will be asked about railway safety and the construction of the mega airport in Baranów in an interview at 7:00 on Radio RMF24. The government adopted a project tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings, including the loss of a driving license for three months for entering a crossing with a red light, after an accident in Sokolniki Suche, in which one person died.

Reuters describes U.S. election officials' preparations for the congressional elections and potential conflicts with federal authorities. A Reuters/Ipsos poll after the Republican convention in Dallas shows that Democrats have a seven-point advantage in support for congressional candidates and a confidence lead on the economy for the first time in a decade. Trump's promise of a $5,000 payment to every adult American did not gain support - 63% of respondents are against it, including 40% of Republicans. The Supreme Court rejected the administration's attempt to change mail-in voting rules before the election. Officials in states like California and Michigan are preparing for scenarios involving federal intervention, disinformation and polling place security.

The draft sanctions bill against Russia, initiated by the late senator Lindsey Graham, envisages imposing sanctions on Putin, Russian leaders, oligarchs, companies supporting the arms industry and entities with shadow fleets. The most controversial are the provisions giving Trump the power to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent. for goods from the five largest importers of Russian oil and gas and countries helping Russia avoid sanctions, with the exception of countries purchasing less than 15 percent. Russian gas.

The mayor of Gdynia, Aleksandra Kosiorek, broke the coalition with KO, Ruch Miejskie and the Left due to pushing particular interests. The breakdown of the agreement resulted in a reshuffle in the City Council and the dismissal of its current chairman.

The government has adopted a bill tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings, including loss of driving license for three months for running a red light. This is the result of an accident in Sokolniki Suche. The deputy head of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Piotr Malepszak, will comment on the matter on Radio RMF24.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called Donald Trump's proposal to halt attacks on the energy sector a good initiative, but demanded the lifting of sanctions. Sergei Lavrov ruled out a pause in hostilities, and Volodymyr Zelensky made support for the ceasefire conditional on a US guarantee.