Poland to probe possible links between Epstein and Russia, PM Tusk says
Poland's task force will analyze over three million pages of US DOJ files to identify Russian intelligence ties and potential Polish victims in the Epstein case, Prime Minister Tusk said.
- Poland will launch an investigation into possible links between Jeffrey Epstein and Russian intelligence, as well as any impact on Poland.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk said more and more information relates to the suspicion that the Epstein paedophilia scandal was co-organised by Russian intelligence services.
- Tusk pledged to prosecute those who committed crimes if it transpires that there was any exploitation of Polish children by Epstein's paedophile network.
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"The documents revealed in the US show signs of Polish fingerprints," said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, in an appearance on February 4, shortly after the release of the last packet of declassified emails from Jeffrey Epstein's archives, who committed suicide in prison in 2019. There are 3 million pages of documents related to the business of the millionaire convicted of child sexual abuse, which also include correspondence from his collabo…
Was Jeffrey Epstein a Russian spy? The question may sound too fantastical to be taken seriously. But the Polish government has launched a police investigation into possible links between the convicted paedophile and the Russian security service. The documents that have been released mention Russia thousands of times.
Poland investigates the contacts of the deceased sex criminal and society-darling with Putin's secret service
Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek took the lead in the team
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AlKhaleej TodayEpstein as Kremlin spy? Moscow laughs off theory, says Putin never crossed paths with disgraced financier
MOSCOW, Feb 5 — The Kremlin on Thursday laughed off the idea convicted US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was a secret Russian spy.Poland is set to probe Epstein’s alleged links to Russian secret services following the latest release of millions of the Epstein files.Asked whether Epstein was a Russian agent, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “I’m tempted to make a lot of jokes about that version, but let’s not waste our time.”The files show Eps…
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