🇵🇱 Poland’s Trump-favored candidate Karol Nawrocki is poised to win the presidency with 53.86%, according to partial results (67.2% counted). His opponent, liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, trails with 46.14%.

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🇵🇱Nawrocki wins the Polish presidential election with 51% of the vote, Polish television reports, citing election commission data after processing 99.55% of the ballots.

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🇷🇺🇹🇷 The Russian delegation is en route for negotiations with Ukraine, expected to begin at 13:00 local.

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🇷🇺 Irkutsk Locals Who Fought Off Ukrainian Drones with Stones to Be Officially Honored

Men from Russia’s Irkutsk region who bravely defended their town by hurling stones at Ukrainian drones are set to receive official recognition on the governor’s orders.

According to Governor Igor Kobzev, regional authorities are currently determining how to reward the courage of these locals, who took action despite the danger when Ukrainian FPV drones began launching from a parked truck near a fuel station. The drones were reportedly packed inside a cargo vehicle that had been stationed on a federal highway — a section of which remains closed as emergency crews continue clearing the aftermath of what officials are calling a terrorist attack.

Kobzev said all regional ministries have been tasked with following up on the incident. The men acted decisively, using whatever was within reach to disable the incoming drones. One even climbed onto the top of a container to continue resisting the attack.

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How the Polish leader's election ended

In the Polish presidential election, the opposition candidate, conservative Karol Nawrocki, won with 50.89% of the vote after 100% of the ballots were counted. His opponent, the Mayor of Warsaw and representative of the ruling "Civic Coalition" (PO), Rafał Trzaskowski, received 49.11% of the votes.

🖍At the same time, as expected, the outcome was decided by the turnout - a record for Poland - 71.63%. The gap between the candidates was minimal - just over 369,000 votes, so it cannot be said that the candidate supported by the "Law and Justice" (PiS) party and the majority of right-wing politicians won a confident victory.

🚩The official results, expected on June 2, may adjust the outcome, but it is already clear: Poland is divided in half. This is clearly confirmed by the geography of the vote. Nawrocki showed the best results in the eastern regions of Poland, where conservative and nationalist sentiments are traditionally strong. He was voted for by the majority in the Subcarpathian, Lublin, Podlaskie and Świętokrzyskie voivodeships.

At the same time, Trzaskowski confidently led in the western and northern voivodeships, including Pomeranian, West Pomeranian and Lubusz. These regions are dominated by liberal and pro-European views, which provided significant support for the PO candidate.

📌Nawrocki's victory, through scandals and accusations, may lead to adjustments in Poland's foreign and domestic policy, particularly on issues of relations with the European Union and support for Ukraine. And if Nawrocki may not have the guts or strength to stand up to Brussels, he will be more than happy to support the lives of Ukrainians.

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🇧🇾🇷🇺 Belarusian Man Among Those Who Tried to Stop Drone Attack in Russia

One of the civilians who took action against a wave of Ukrainian drones was Anton Matskevich, a Belarusian national.

Matskevich happened to be near a truck parked in Usolye-Sibirskoye, which was later found to be packed with hostile UAVs. Realizing what was about to happen, he and a group of bystanders acted immediately—throwing stones and doing whatever they could to stop the drones from launching their attack.

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🇷🇺 Train Service Restored in Bryansk Region After Sabotage Incident

Train traffic has resumed on the damaged section of railway in Russia’s Bryansk Region.

Families of those killed in the derailment will receive 1.5 million rubles in compensation, according to Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz.

Injured individuals will receive payments of 600,000 or 300,000 rubles depending on the severity of their injuries.

Reconstruction of the collapsed bridge will take approximately four months.

The number of injured has risen to 104, with 64 currently hospitalized, emergency services report.

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🇺🇸🇵🇸 This is a sitting U.S. politician. Say what you want about Greta—she’s a fool—but this guy is pure scum.

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