An interesting incident occurred during a live broadcast in Poland.
Medianews.az, citing "Qafqazinfo," reports that during a live broadcast on the "Zero" TV channel, Polish President Karol Navrotski was talking about the law banning "snus" (editor's note: a gum-like tobacco product) when a packet of the product fell from his hand to the ground.
The show's host, Robert Mazurek, picked up the packet and returned it to the president. This incident caused the audience to laugh.
"They are laughing at me giving the president ‘snus’," the host said while commenting on the situation.
Nevertheless, many local journalists have concluded that Navrotski's interest in "snus" undermines voters' trust in him.
"The government's healthcare bill is specifically targeted against ‘snus’ and electronic cigarettes," the journalists added.
It should be noted that Navrotski has never hidden his use of "snus." Even when discussing the adoption of the aforementioned law, the president said it was difficult for him to make a decision on this matter, and "the whole country knows this." Nevertheless, the head of state stated that he does not intend to give up using this product.