“Everything was handed over to the Russian GRU agent by the Bodnar Prosecutor’s Office (…) We are dealing with such a scandal that it should end at least with the resignation of Prosecutor General Adam Bodnar,” said Jan Kanthak in the “Gość Wiadomości” program on Telewizja wPolsce24, MP of Sovereign Poland.
In the program “Guest News” on Telewizja wPolsce24, editor Marta Kielczyk spoke with Jan Kanthak, MP of Sovereign Poland, and Dr. Piotr Kusznieruk of the National Council of the New Left about the fact that Russian spy Paweł Rubcow, alias Pablo Gonzalez, had access to the investigation files.
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Kanthak: A gigantic espionage scandal
It is unbelievable, it is really a huge espionage scandal in Poland. In addition to the fact that a GRU officer operated here and infiltrated the liberal-left media, which cares so much about the rule of law in Poland, today’s information shows that the Bodnarov Prosecutor’s Office provided him with all the information from the investigation, that is, all the ABW data. informants, all the evidence, how the services work, everything was handed over to the Russian GRU agent from the Bodnarovsk Prosecutor’s Office
– said Jan Kanthak.
Although the Code of Criminal Procedure explicitly states in Article 156 that if the public interest or the interest of state security so requires, such information may not be provided to the party.
– he added.
We are dealing with such a scandal that it should at least end with the resignation of Attorney General Adam Bodnar.
– the opposition parliamentarian stressed.
“An agent of the Russian services was housed in the secret office of the Internal Security Service.
How did Dr. Kusznieruk try to explain the situation?
Article 156, to which the MP refers, provides that, firstly, a person against whom a charge has been made is obliged to provide documents so that he or she can defend himself or herself, and secondly, that some of these documents may be declared confidential. . We do not know to what extent and nature they were secret and whether all the documents were handed over to him
– he said.
We know that the public part, which is mandatory for the suspect, was made available to the public prosecutor’s office, and the secret part – in the case of secret documents – was made available to the suspect.
– added the representative of the left.
You heard it right: an agent of the Russian services was housed in the secret office of the Internal Security Service. In the secret office!
– emphasizes Member of Parliament Kanthak.
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Source: wPolityce
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