Stories from Gdańsk · Poland

Shipyard workers in Gdańsk are conducting a strike to defend Anna Walentynowicz, who was recently dismissed from her position. Shipyard workers in Gdańsk, Poland, have initiated a strike to support Anna Walentynowicz following her dismissal from her position. The broadcast describes a chaotic scene involving injuries and structural damage. Witnesses reported seeing people with head injuries and a ceiling collapsing during the event. The report mentions a blinding flash of light preceding the chaos.

Two explosions occurred within a two-to-three-minute window at an embassy in Gdańsk. Black smoke was observed rising from the roof of the building following the first blast. British commandos have entered the embassy following the incident. The report notes that one hostage was killed after five days of negotiations involving terrorists. Two explosions occurred at the Jena embassy in Gdańsk approximately 25 minutes ago. A second explosion followed the first within 45 seconds, followed by a shooting incident. These events took place roughly 30 minutes after police discovered the body of a shot hostage. The exact nature of the situation inside the building remains unconfirmed. An explosion occurred on Jana street in Gdańsk.

Lechia Gdańsk and Raków Częstochowa played to a 1-1 draw after 75 minutes of play.