Najnowszy felieton @JOlkiewicz już do przeczytania w naszym nowym domu:
https://t.co/MeBX7y4CJN
Zapraszam.
PS: (https://t.co/PLBaF1WvQb też będzie w rodzinie, pewnie przekierowywał na powyższą).
That is an iconic photo!
Sabah’s 🇵🇱 Polish left-back Tymoteusz Puchacz got his fifth assist in eight UCL games and kept his team alive in that moment.
He joined Sabah in January and already has 17 assists in 42 games!
That’s what it looks like when a player gives everything for the team.
Warsaw flexed its military muscle 💪
Poland marked Armed Forces Day with the largest military parade in its history. Around 2,000 troops and more than 300 pieces of ground equipment rolled through the streets of Warsaw. About 60 aircraft and helicopters took part in the flypast, including F-16s, the latest F-35s, and Apache helicopters.
On the ground, Poland showcased Abrams and Leopard tanks, HIMARS and Patriot systems, as well as domestically produced equipment including Krab howitzers and Rosomak armored personnel carriers.
A separate naval parade was held in Gdynia and Gdańsk, involving more than 20 vessels. The celebrations were not only ceremonial, but also a very visible reminder of just how seriously Poland is now investing in its military and defense.
Troops from NATO allies also joined the parade, including personnel from the United States, France, Lithuania, Estonia, Sweden, Romania, and Canada.
Ukraine, however, was not invited. Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel took part in the celebrations before 2018.