US EditionThe Commission for Investigating Russian and Belarusian Influence Disbanded. Tusk's Decision
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk has disbanded the Commission for Investigating Russian and Belarusian Influence on the Internal Security and Interests of the Republic of Poland, established last year. The Commission examined the years 2004-2024.
On July 31, 2025, the commission investigating Russian influence on Poland's security, headed by General Jarosław Stróżyk, ceased to exist. It is remembered for its rather compromising preliminary report and the announcement of the devastating final results of its work. The public learned of the abolition of the "Commission for the Study of Russian and Belarusian Influence on the Internal Security and Interests of the Republic of Poland in the Y…
The Commission for Investigating Russian and Belarusian Influence on Poland's Security will cease operations on Thursday. In accordance with a decree by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, published in the Monitor Polski, the body serving as an auxiliary institution to the head of government has been officially abolished.
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