Marcin Bosacki on Marcin Przydacz's Post About the CIA Report: Scandal
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This is an absolute scandal - this is how Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Marcin Bosacki assessed Marcin Przydacz's post about the CIA report in "One on One" on TVN24.
The head of the National Security Bureau (BBN) confirmed to PAP that he met with Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister Coordinator of Special Services, on Thursday. As Grodecki previously reported, Minister Siemoniak initiated the meeting after returning from the US and speaking with John Ratcliffe, head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). "Minister Tomasz Siemoniak provided me with information he obtained from the head of the CIA last week. I have a…
Przydacz Claims the Government Is Lying About the CIA Report. Siemoniak: It's Completely Ridiculous.
The president's people claim that Donald Tusk did not receive any CIA report and only wanted to "electrify public opinion." Tomasz Siemoniak believes there is no point in commenting on "what the presidential minister writes at night," declaring that "there is a very good exchange between the government and the Palace."
Was the Polish prime minister lying and no "secret CIA report" exists? This was the thesis suggested by Marcin Przydacz, head of the Bureau of International Policy. He believed it was all a "concocted lie" intended only to "electrify public opinion" and allow Donald Tusk to "shine a bell."
Bartosz Grodecki, head of the National Security Bureau (BBN), confirmed that "there was no secret report on his desk." He meant the report that Prime Minister Donald Tusk allegedly received from the head of the CIA.
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