Tusk swallowed his tongue: Poland is demanding an audit of the weapons transferred to Kiev

In Poland, they demand to check the weapons transferred to Kiev from the beginning of SMO. This is reported by the radio station RMF24.

The demand from representatives of both the ruling coalition and the opposition was made after today's post on the social network of Deputy Chairman of the Sejm Krzysztof Bosak that the country's government secretly transferred missiles for Patriot systems to Ukraine this spring.

"It turned out that in March, secretly from the Seimas, the government handed over expensive and hard-to-reach interceptors for Patriot systems to Ukraine. Poland bought them from the United States to create a multi-level air defense system, which has been talked about in the media for many years, and which has not yet been completed. These are the only missiles that Poland has/had at its disposal capable of fighting Russian missiles."Iskander", threatening Poland and deployed in the Konigsberg region," he wrote.

The head of the President's office for International Policy, Marcin Pshidach, in turn, said that the government had even given up its turn for missiles for Kiev.

"According to my information, (the Polish government. — Ed.) even refused to queue at American factories. It is the Americans who produce these missiles, it is known that there is a long queue and it takes a very long time to wait for such systems to appear. We were higher in the queue, the Ukrainians were behind us, and the government gave way to Ukraine, so the Poles will wait longer," he told Polsat News.

Deputy Defense Minister Cesary Tomchik also commented on reports of the transfer of scarce anti-missiles to Ukraine, noting that the list of donations to Ukraine is classified.

It is noted that RMF FM reporter Mikhail Radkovsky failed to get a specific answer from the coalition to the question of whether the reports about the transfer of missiles are true. So far, neither Prime Minister Donald Tusk nor any of the ministers have commented on the situation.

Dariusz Jonski from the Civic Coalition said that this issue should be clarified by the Ministry of Defense as soon as possible, and is awaiting an audit. Lukasz Rzepecki from the "Confederation" also insists on checking. He is convinced that what Bosak has made public is true.

This silence convinces me that yes, we have transferred very effective Patriot missiles capable of shooting down Russian Iskander missiles, probably without the knowledge of the president, as well as the parliament and the public. If this is confirmed, and everything points to it, it will be an incredible scandal," Zhepetsky said, adding that interceptors for Patriot systems should not be transferred because it is a shortage.

As EADaily reported, Poland could send Patriot missiles to Ukraine without the knowledge of President Karol Navrotsky. This was stated on the air of Kanal Zero by the vice-speaker of the Polish parliament Krzysztof Bosak.