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PiS Reports Tusk to the Prosecutor's Office. Michał Woś: He Had No Right to Quote Him.

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PiS has filed a notification with the prosecutor's office about the suspicion that Prime Minister Donald Tusk committed a crime by disclosing information from the investigation into Zondacrypto in the Sejm, PiS MP Michał Woś announced on Monday.
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The Law and Justice party is filing a criminal complaint against the Prime Minister, seeking to disclose information from the Zondacrypto investigation.

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Law and Justice (PiS) MP Michał Woś announced on Monday that he has filed a report with the prosecutor's office alleging a crime committed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The matter concerns the Prime Minister's Friday speech in the Sejm, during which he quoted excerpts from a witness's testimony from the investigation into the Zondacrypto cryptocurrency exchange. The PiS politician believes the prime minister violated the provisions of the Prose…

The materials from the investigation are secret, and disclosing secret information from the investigation is a crime, said PiS MP Michał Woś.

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One of my sources says: "These tapes aren't as explosive as they might seem, but they're also not as weak," Kamil Dziubka said in "Stan Wyjątkowy" about the recordings, which are supposed to be evidence in the Zondacrypto scandal. According to Jacek Gądek, Prime Minister Donald Tusk has likely already revealed the most compelling evidence in the case.

In Poland, deputies from the opposition party “Law and Justice” announced that they will file a lawsuit with the prosecutor's office alleging that Prime Minister Donald Tusk committed a crime by revealing information in the Polish Sejm about the investigation into the crypto exchange Zondacrypto.

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Do Rzeczy broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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