Szymon Hołownia's meetings with residents and supporters will take place at 4:30 PM in Augustów and at 7:30 PM in Suwałki.

- Frankly, these are astonishing words. I cannot comment on them. I can only say they should not have been uttered. They should not have been uttered by Sławomir Neumann - Bogusław Sonik said on Radio Jedynka.

„I believe that Minister Rau will excellently lead our foreign policy efforts. He did so brilliantly as head of the Foreign Affairs Committee. The theses put forward by opposition politicians – he will be attacked from day one, we could already observe this yesterday. That's what politics is about and that's the role of opposition politicians” - said Deputy Minister Paweł Jabłoński in a conversation with Agata Adamek on TVN24. 

“There is no and cannot be agreement to opposition politicians or media with very wide reach justifying the commission of crimes. If we reach a situation where someone commits a crime, physically assaults another person, and is then presented as a victim of repression and a political prisoner, it is not only dishonest and violates the rights of the victim of that crime, but it encourages other individuals to acts of aggression” – said Deputy Minister Paweł Jabłoński on TVN24. 

- Certainly, from the perspective of the Polish government, it would have been better, as you said, for both ministers [Health and Foreign Affairs] to wait for the reconstruction. However, just to defend the decision, and for the sake of accuracy, I will remind you that earlier it was said that this reconstruction would take place immediately after the holidays, meaning around the turn of August and September, the beginning of September. Now we hear that the reconstruction will be at the end of September, i.e., at the turn of September and October - stated Ryszard Czarnecki in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on Poranek Siódma9.

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- 903 cases. Again, the voivodeships leading are those where each has over 100 cases, namely the Silesian, Lesser Poland, and Masovian voivodeships. I wish to reassure you. There are no large outbreaks that would influence this result. We have, however, for example in Silesia, two social welfare homes, we have a wedding in Lesser Poland, we have a number of smaller workplaces in Lesser Poland - said Wojciech Andrusiewicz during a press conference.

- In Pomerania itself, unfortunately, as we always repeat, we have three weddings which are three separate outbreaks. What we always emphasize. Nobody here belittles the reasons for organizing weddings, nobody pressures wedding guests, but we ask and always appeal to take care to ensure that all these sanitary and epidemiological standards are observed - he added.

- Today, we have over 150 new cases from Małopolska, with nearly 60 of them being infections in Krakow. As we see and as we emphasized yesterday, if the situation in Krakow does not change within the next week, unfortunately, Krakow will be placed on the yellow zone district list next week - said Wojciech Andrusiewicz during a press conference.

- He has led to an increase in Poles' trust in the National Health Fund; it is currently perceived much, much better than it was perceived before. This shows that Mr. President Niedzielski combines two things. He combines enormous knowledge and managerial, economic experience with extensive experience in the medical field - said Łukasz Szumowski during a press conference.

- I am personally very happy. I believe this is a sensational choice by the Prime Minister - he added.

- Looking at Mr. Adam Niedzielski, the new Minister of Health, and Mr. Zbigniew Rau, the new Minister of Foreign Affairs, I am convinced that these are long-term changes. I think that for the three-year period separating us from the parliamentary elections, these are truly outstanding specialists in their fields - said Przemysław Czarnek in an interview with Adrian Klarenbach on Polish Radio 24.

- Any discussion around this topic, a discussion about LGBT ideology, because LGBT ideology growing from a Marxist root, exactly the same root from which Bolshevist communism, Hitler's national socialism, and these neo-Marxist ideologies grew, is one thing, and LGBT individuals are another. No one is dehumanizing anyone here. No one is fighting against any person. These are people who want to forcefully introduce an ideology that is anti-social and an ideology that is anti-Christian, anti-religious, and an ideology that goes against the development of the family, so simply, one must defend against that. On the other hand, whoever is initiating these discussions, who is reviving them? Well, only those who walk around with some kettles on their heads and perform pseudo Holy Masses, holding female reproductive organs as if during the Corpus Christi procession, or walk around Jasna Góra with the Mother of God in a rainbow halo, or those who disgustingly bother people by slapping their genitals during the Warsaw Uprising March - said Przemysław Czarnek on Polish Radio 24.

“First and foremost, I wanted to thank and congratulate you for your activities, for what you do as free bloggers, as internet users. Because thanks to you, the truth reaches the Belarusian people. And to Belarusians, I wanted to both wish and thank them for their pursuit of truth, of freedom, because this is a breakthrough moment in Belarus's history” - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Sciapan Puciła, NEXTA.

„I feel that history is being made here day by day, sometimes hour by hour. History has accelerated, and that is why we could not stand aside. That is why we proposed our five-point plan. We want to quickly disburse funds to help repressed individuals, but also to help those who wish to come to Poland and build Polish-Belarusian friendship, build contacts for the future” - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in a conversation with Sciapan Puciła, NEXTA.

„I believe that these changes that have begun are already unstoppable. They will grow like a snowball. This desire for full freedom and democracy. The desire to be part of the family of free nations will certainly drive the Belarusian people forward to ultimate victory” - Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in an interview with Sciapan Puciła, NEXTA.

"I can certainly guarantee that aid will flow from Polish society and the Polish state, primarily to repressed individuals, and it will be far more than these 3 million euros. It will definitely be more than several million euros, as we have special reserves to help repressed individuals in Belarus," stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Sciapan Puciła of NEXTA.

“The situation in Poland in the 1980s was more hopeless. There was the great Soviet Union, the vast Soviet Empire, and it did not appear to be a state that intended to collapse and release its subordinate countries. To give up, one might say, its subordinate countries. But still, that determination, the fight in the underground, in conspiracy, in which I also had the honor to participate. Sometimes the fight seemed difficult. Some even thought it was hopeless. But day after day it caused these walls to crumble and the chains of that then-communist captivity to be broken. Today, the situation in Belarus is also difficult, but I believe that the modern world is so strongly oriented towards free, sovereign, independent, but also democratic, law-abiding states, that sooner or later, I hope sooner, this will happen in Belarus” - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Sciapan Puciła, NEXTA.

“Today, over 10,000 Belarusian students are already studying in Poland. But we want that number to be higher. We want it to be a breeding ground for Polish-Belarusian friendship. It's known that young people who get to know life in Poland then return to Belarus, where they live in their communities, carrying with them the message that Poland is a friendly country, that we want to live in great friendship and cooperation in the future, with the deepest possible economic cooperation, as well as scientific and cultural cooperation with Belarus. We also have a beautiful shared history, and we greatly respect the entire Belarusian nation and all its achievements. Therefore, I can only respond that this is not just for repressed individuals, although, of course, repressed individuals who are today persecuted by Lukashenko's regime will certainly be able to expect special assistance from the Polish state and from the European Union. Yesterday, the European Council convened on the topic of Belarus, the convening of which I requested a few days earlier, and within a very short period, despite the holiday season in the EU, we managed to convene it and discuss this topic” – said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Sciapan Puciła, NEXTA.

"I will never come to terms with the fact that I voted for this law the way I did. If I could turn back time, I would do it. I understand that there will be people among my voters, also among my supporters with whom I stay in touch online, who will never forget and will never forgive me for this. And I'll have to live with that" - said Izabela Leszczyna from Civic Coalition in an interview with Roch Kowalski in "Political Interview" on TOK FM.