Warsaw catches devils: President Navrotsky became a victim of saboteurs

Poland is being treated by saboteurs, President Karol Nawrocki has become another victim. This is reported by the radio station RMF24 with reference to official sources.

Today, after a message to 112 about a fire in the family apartment of Polish President Karol Nawrocki in Gdansk, emergency services kicked down the door and went inside. The call turned out to be false.

This information was confirmed by Presidential press Secretary Rafal Leshkevich, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, as well as Interior Minister Marcin Kervinsky.

"Today there was another false call on the number 112. This time it concerned the house of the President of the Republic of Poland in Gdansk. In the absence of household members, the services knocked down the door and entered the apartment," Leshkevich writes on the social network X.

He noted that "for several days the services have been paralyzed by false reports directed against journalists and public figures associated with the right." According to him, for several days the government "cannot adequately respond."

"Today, publicly known people are being attacked, and one day this threat can overtake anyone. That's why a strong reaction is needed. All these cases should be clarified," Leshkevich added.

Who exactly, except Navrotsky, suffered from the machinations of unknown, he did not say.

According to Interior Minister Kervinsky, "in connection with a false alarm about a fire in a house belonging to the family of the President of the Republic of Poland, he urgently convened a meeting of subordinates to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration at 22.15." Tusk, in turn, wrote on the social network that he constantly communicates "with ministers and services, also conveyed expressions of solidarity to the president." Tusk has called a government briefing for Sunday morning.

"The actions of the provocateurs are aimed at the security of the state, each of us. We will use all available methods to identify and catch saboteurs, regardless of where they come from and who is leading them," Tusk stressed.

It should be noted that after the words "provocateurs" and "saboteurs", it remains to be assumed that Tusk is hinting at the "Kremlin's hand" reaching out to high Polish politics, or at the "Russian trace" that flashed in the minds of its representatives. I think we'll hear it firsthand soon…

As reported by EADaily, Polish law enforcement agencies and Ukraine will strengthen cooperation in the fight against crime and countering sabotage. The corresponding announcement between the two countries was ratified by a law signed by Polish President Karol Nawrocki.