At 6:30 PM, the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, will open the famous pedestrian-cycle bridge. Warsaw's first bridge across the Vistula River, exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists, will be 452 meters long. Pedestrians will cover this distance in six minutes, and cyclists in two. The crossing will connect the Vistula Boulevards with Praga-Północ, at the height of Karowa Street on the left bank and Okrzei Street on the right bank.

Today in Warsaw, the Chancellery of the Prime Minister (KPRM) will host Polish-Ukrainian intergovernmental consultations led by the heads of government of both states: Donald Tusk and Denys Shmyhal. At 9:40 AM, a meeting of both prime ministers will take place, followed by a delegation meeting at 9:50 AM. A plenary session is scheduled for 11:00 AM, after which joint press statements from Donald Tusk and Denys Shmyhal are expected (around 12:40 PM).

At 11:30 AM in Legnica, a press conference featuring politicians from The Left will be held. Speakers will include, among others, Robert Biedroń, Krzysztof Śmiszek, and Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus. Furthermore, they will participate in a convention in Wałbrzych, scheduled for 5:00 PM.

- I can promise that [energy] prices will be acceptable for almost everyone, and for those for whom they won't be, there will be an energy voucher. Because we are preparing an energy voucher for people affected by energy poverty, in order to concentrate aid precisely where it is needed. After the holidays, the matter, new acts, a package of acts concerning energy prices for the second half of the year will go to the government. There will be an income criterion, different for single-person households, different for multi-person households. We will calculate this per person in the family, but also by promoting single-person households more, where for lonely seniors, the prices of electricity and maintaining heat in the home often consume up to 70% of their income - stated Paulina Hennig-Kloska in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.

- Today, citizens expect from us not disputes, not quarrels, not feuds, but work and solutions to their problems, because that's what they lacked for 8 years, and that's why they decided on a change of government. So, as I said, enough quarreling and let's move forward - stated Paulina Hennig-Kloska in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.

- I believe that on April 11th all projects will be processed, then I will go to the Marshal of the Sejm with flowers to thank him for keeping the decision, which was changed many times, but is ultimately final - stated Anna Maria Żukowska in the program "Poranek Radia TOK FM".

- Excellent news for our military. The US Congress has approved the sale of aerial combat assets to Poland: JASSM-ER, AMRAAM, and AIM-9X. This will significantly strengthen our deterrence and defense capabilities - Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz wrote on Twitter.

Bardzo dobra wiadomość dla naszego wojska. Kongres USA zaakceptował sprzedaż Polsce lotniczych środków bojowych: JASSM-ER, AMRAAM oraz AIM-9X. To w znaczący sposób wzmocni nasze zdolności odstraszania i obrony.

— Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz (@KosiniakKamysz) March 28, 2024

I am very happy that we met today in Warsaw for intergovernmental consultations between the governments of Ukraine and the Republic of Poland. In addition to the two prime ministers and ourselves, many members of the Ukrainian and Polish governments participated in this meeting. This final meeting in Warsaw today was preceded by hundreds of hours of discussions, sometimes negotiations, between our ministries, experts, and also social stakeholders. I want to emphasize very clearly that this meeting, all these discussions, have confirmed once again a truth that is obvious to both of us: regardless of the issues we have to resolve daily, and sometimes these are difficult matters, even among the closest friends conflicts of interest, different interests, and points of view occur, we are able to discuss them extremely honestly, without any hidden agenda,” stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a press statement with the Prime Minister of Ukraine.

I am very encouraged by this atmosphere, and regardless of the sometimes difficult issues and conflicting interests, we conclude these talks today with an even deeper conviction that there is no force in the world, in Ukraine, or in Poland, that could undermine our friendship, our solidarity, and our cooperation, especially in the face of the common threat posed by Russian aggression against Ukraine and Russia's aggressive policy towards the entire European community and the West. It must be clear to everyone, in Poland, in Ukraine, and in the world, that no one and nothing will undermine this solidarity, cooperation, and friendship,” he continued.

- We discussed, of course, matters that excite certain social or professional groups. We are looking for good solutions for both sides, and in the matter of agriculture, we have moved a step forward. Firstly, as we agreed in Kyiv, Poland has undertaken a diplomatic offensive regarding the blocking of Russian and Belarusian grain and other agricultural products, and we have achieved an effect equivalent to an embargo. We are still awaiting the final, formal decision, but it seems we are indeed one step away from the EU imposing a 50% tariff on Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, which de facto means fulfilling our common goal of blocking Russian and Belarusian exports to Ukraine – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a press conference with the Prime Minister of Ukraine.

- We are also looking for solutions that will provide a sense of security to our producers and our farmers. I want to emphasize this very clearly. It's nothing new that some people want to sell cheaper, and some may have problems because of it. We need to be able to talk about this, to seek solutions that will not be detrimental to Ukrainian producers, and from my point of view, primarily to Polish farmers and producers. We are looking for such solutions, and I am glad that today we have agreed that solutions that function well in terms of protecting the Romanian and Bulgarian markets will also be applied in our relations – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a press briefing with the Prime Minister of Ukraine.

- We are looking for solutions that may not be delightful for all sides, but which will protect the fundamental interests of Polish farmers, Polish producers, and on the other hand, Ukrainian ones as well. We are looking and are close to solutions. As I have already mentioned, this concerns the quantity of products that can reach Poland once we establish this. We are close to solutions so that transit passing through Poland does not disrupt the Polish market, and this is also the intention of the Ukrainian side – he continued.

- Right now, Tusk has turned the prosecutor's office into his private office for Civic Platform (PO) gangster dealings. First, they gangster-style seized the prosecutor's office premises, and it must be remembered that at this moment the prosecutor's office is operating without legal authorizations, because, I remind you again, the dismissal of the National Prosecutor required the President's consent. They could not dismiss the National Prosecutor, and therefore they took over the offices by force, and all their decisions in this regard are invalid – stated Patryk Jaki at a press conference in the Sejm.

- This is the collapse of the state. What is happening right now, and I want you to know that we are documenting all of this very thoroughly and there will be very specific actions on our part regarding this matter. Enough is enough – he continued.

- Given that Minister Ziobro's house was broken into in such a way, any finding that the prosecutor's office or services claim to have made on site is debunkable. This is precisely why procedural guarantees exist during searches, so that every action taken is credible. This action lacks credibility, and one might as well claim that evidence was found in Minister Ziobro's house proving that Elvis Presley is alive. It carries the same weight, because Bodnar's people broke into Minister Ziobro's house and could have planted whatever they wished – said Sebastian Kaleta at a press conference in the Sejm.

- This cannot be ruled out [further arrest warrants]. The investigation is in its very initial stages, although a very extensive body of evidence has already been gathered. I have spoken with the assigned prosecutors on the team handling this matter. Yes, further actions are planned. For obvious reasons, I will not share them. I can only say that the investigation plan indeed encompasses a very wide range of activities – stated Dariusz Korneluk on TVN24.

- Decisions in this regard concerning the revocation of any immunity, because we cannot speak of probably a single immunity here, will be the decision of the assigned prosecutors, not mine. They are currently analyzing a very extensive body of evidence, significantly enriched by recent activities that have taken place. Yes, analyses are currently underway with a view to preparing motions to revoke parliamentary immunities – he continued.

- I am still on the farmers' side, and these are very important discussions, not just about agriculture. These are discussions not only about business, not only about farmers, but about food security, which must be maintained in Poland. These are discussions about what Poland will look like in 5 or 10 years and how we will prepare for it all. These are the first serious discussions with the Ukrainian side in two years - stated Michał Kołodziejczak on the program 'Gość 19:30' on TVP Info.

- We are in the process of reaching agreements, these Polish-Ukrainian talks are moving in a good direction. We also see that the Ukrainian side doesn't want to budge much when it comes to farmers. They have grown accustomed to the fact that these talks have been too loose so far. Yesterday, nearly 5 hours, or perhaps over 5 hours of talks, difficult, exhausting. We can also see from the photos that fatigue is taking its toll - stated Michał Kołodziejczak on the program “Gość 19:30” on TVP Info.

- I don't just want to, I of course must appear before the [investigative] committee, because above all, in response to the reactions, insinuations, and lies being told about me and my activities as Prosecutor General, I will thus have the opportunity to show the truth of how it looks, that I took actions guided by the public interest and the good of Poles, their security - stated Zbigniew Ziobro on Polsat News.

- Indeed, as the Prosecutor General, I had access to all possible files, and yes, I had the right to access the ones you are asking about as well, because I was being attacked by the media, and I was verifying certain facts that were related to accusations made against me by some media outlets in connection with my father's death. I had the right to familiarize myself with them. I don't know if they were original files, as the prosecution claims today in a statement; they were not shown to me - stated Zbigniew Ziobro on Polsat News.

- I fully legally came into possession of these files, and certainly all the files, most, a vast majority, I returned when I left office, but I left under completely extraordinary circumstances, which we have discussed - he continued.

- When a certain dynamic of the situation, a very serious illness that attacked me, made it such that not all tasks, which under normal circumstances I could carry out efficiently, I was able to effectively perform, because I was occupied with a primary, different goal, which became the greatest challenge in my life - Ziobro added.