At the closed Polish border crossing, Belarusian services gathered large groups of migrants. A mass entry attempt is underway. The scale of the problem is alarming. These PHOTOS and FILMS show it!

Although this is the last match in the group, it is not the end of the World Cup qualification for the Poles. For Paulo Sousa, this is a very important meeting in the context of building a team for the playoffs.

Everything points to the fact that the optimistic scenarios regarding the actions of Belarus and the migration pressure are no longer realistic and will continue to escalate - assessed Deputy Foreign Minister Piotr Wawrzyk. He added that Belarusian services may take an active part in the crossing of the border by migrants. Earlier, the Territorial Defense Forces reported on Twitter that there was a stir at a campsite in the Kuźnica area.

Roztocze National Park is situated in the south-eastern part of Poland, in the Lublin Province, and includes the most precious natural areas of Roztocze. The Park is the most forested national park in Poland, and forest lands cover 95.5% of the area.

- The Belarusian side is preparing today for a major attempt to force the border, the Border Guard reported. It added that more groups of armed officers are reaching the area of the Kuźnica, and the migrants have received gas from Belarusian services, among other things. Additional officers of the Belarusian service also arrived.

The Poles shocked the Germans by defeating the current European champions in the U21 category. The red-and-white team won 4:0, and the experts watching the performance of the coach Maciej Stolarczyk’s team watched in amazement.

At night in the area of city Czeremcha, Belarusian soldiers began destroying a temporary border barrier, the Border Guard reported today. The Belarusians ripped out the fence posts and tore down the barbed wire using a service vehicle. "Polish services were blinded with laser beams and strobe light," it was reported and added that the Belarusians equipped the foreigners with tear gas, which was used towards Polish services.

Tens of hours of lectures and classes. Six meetings, 16 lecturers, over 60 participants. This is a summary of the second edition of the Academy of Patriotism. Its culmination was the festive finale, which took place on Friday, November 5 this year in Warsaw. The finale was graced by the participation and occasional lecture by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

"Until now, it is not certain whether the body of Anna Walentynowicz rests in a grave in Gdańsk. It is as if suspended. This is what this film is about. The role of her son and her grandson is to find her: physical, factual - what happened to the corpse and spiritual finding," says about the documentary "Anna Walentynowicz. Where Do We Come From, Who Are We, Where Are We Going" director Jerzy Zalewski. The premiere of the production took place on November 9 in Warsaw.

On Friday evening, the Polish footballers will play their penultimate match in the group stage of the World Cup qualification against Andorra. The victory will probably ensure the red and white team's participation in the two-stage playoffs for the Qatar World Cup. The match starts at 8.45 PM.

Yesterday, the Independence March passed through the streets of Warsaw. According to organizers' estimates, more than 100,000 people participated. There were also "Gazeta Polska" Clubs. Check out these great photos and videos.

Deciphering the code of the German encryption machine Enigma was one of the greatest achievements of Polish cryptologists and Polish intelligence, which was instrumental in defeating Germany during World War II. The copy of the German Enigma made by Polish intelligence, used in military operations, is one of the most valuable objects in the collection of the Polish History Museum.

The museum of X-ray tubes operating at the Opole University of Technology celebrates its 10th anniversary. On this occasion, a company working with NASA donated to the university one of the two existing lamps, a copy of which is used in the Mars exploring rover.

"Has 1939 taught you nothing? You don't stand a chance, Pszeki! If children's tears don't speak to you, then Tu-22M3 bombers will," regime journalist Grigorij Azarionok threatens on Belarusian state television.

"People fly flags to show their support to the military and at the same time to support our independence," Tomasz Sakiewicz, editor-in-chief of "Gazeta Polska" and "Gazeta Polska Codziennie", said in TVP Info, reminding about the #DumaiSzacunek campaign. As he pointed out, "nothing more valuable we achieved in the 20th century than a free, independent state".

The death of Juliusz Sienkiewicz, grandson of the Nobel laureate Henryk Sienkiewicz, was reported on social media by the Museum in Koszalin, of which he was the director for many years. Juliusz Sienkiewicz was 89 years old.

The decision of the head of the Office for War Veterans and Victims of Oppression to grant formal status to the March of Independence is very responsible, announced Piotr Gliński, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Culture and National Heritage. I hope this decision will calm the situation, he added.

"We want to cooperate with Russia and Belarus, but not with a gun to our heads," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told at a press conference after speaking with the President of the European Council President Charles Michel about the situation on the border with Belarus.