{"id":1304438,"date":"2026-02-09T19:04:53","date_gmt":"2026-02-09T17:04:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/uatv.ua\/?p=1304438"},"modified":"2026-03-26T10:39:42","modified_gmt":"2026-03-26T08:39:42","slug":"the-state-enterprise-mpiu-has-launched-a-polish-language-youtube-channel-uatv-po-polsku","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/uatv.ua\/en\/the-state-enterprise-mpiu-has-launched-a-polish-language-youtube-channel-uatv-po-polsku\/","title":{"rendered":"The State Enterprise \u201cMPIU\u201d has launched a Polish-language YouTube channel, UATV po polsku"},"content":{"rendered":"

The State Enterprise \u201cThe International Broadcasting Multimedia Platform of Ukraine\u201d (IBMPU) has created the YouTube channel UATV po polsku<\/a>, which will make it possible to promptly and objectively inform Polish-speaking audiences about key events in Ukraine. In the first days of operation, content on the new channel has already received more than 140,000 views and over 1,000 subscribers.<\/p>\n

Poland is one of Ukraine\u2019s key allies, and the creation of a Ukrainian media outlet in the Polish language will allow audiences in that country to receive reliable information about events in Ukraine, as well as counter the intensification of Russian propaganda in Eastern Europe. Poland was the first country to recognize Ukraine\u2019s independence in 1991, so the presence of pro-Ukrainian messages in its information space amid the Kremlin\u2019s hybrid operations is extremely important.<\/p>\n

At the launch of the project, 99.5% of views of the UATV po polsku YouTube channel come from outside Ukraine. The new channel clearly reaches its target audience\u201476.3% of views are from Poland. <\/strong>The top cities by views are Warsaw, Wroc\u0142aw, Katowice, Krak\u00f3w, and Gda\u0144sk<\/strong>. The Polish-language platform of Ukrainian foreign broadcasting has already gained its first thousand subscribers, and the channel\u2019s content has been viewed more than 140,000<\/strong> times.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have long recorded steady demand from the Polish audience. Poland is a direct neighbor and a strategic partner of Ukraine, and interest in events in our country there is traditionally high. We see this not only through analytics and viewership figures, but also through active feedback\u2014people write to us a lot, thank us for our work, and directly say that there is a need for high-quality content in Polish,\u201d said Vadym Lubchak<\/strong>, Head of the Digital Department of IBMPU<\/strong>. \u201cThat is why, within the system of Ukrainian foreign broadcasting, a decision was made and an opportunity found to launch a separate channel in Polish. Its content will be news- and analysis-oriented and aimed at enabling Polish-speaking audiences to receive verified information, better understand events in Ukraine and their broader context directly from the Ukrainian side\u2014promptly, objectively, and in a balanced manner. We are only taking the first steps in this direction now. But soon we plan to gradually expand the channel\u2019s presence\u2014by increasing the amount of content and expanding to other digital platforms in order to reach the Polish-speaking audience as widely as possible, both in Poland and beyond.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

The audience of UATV po polsku<\/strong> will be able to promptly receive Ukraine\u2019s top news, information about Ukraine\u2019s resistance to Russian aggression, and updates on the situation along the front line. Among the topics covered by the channel are statements and addresses by the President of Ukraine and other senior officials, world leaders; news about Ukraine\u2019s achievements in the defense sector and in recovery; information about international support for Ukraine, and more. UATV po polsku will also introduce Polish-speaking viewers to various aspects of life in Ukraine, stories of the resilience of Ukrainian society, and cultural and social initiatives.<\/p>\n

The UATV po polsku YouTube channel currently features Polish-adapted content of its own production from other foreign-broadcasting platforms, including:<\/p>\n