
The deputy minister of national defense commented on the president's words about the distribution of fear
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Deputy Minister of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk commented on President Karol Nawrocki's statement regarding the government's policy and threats related to state security.
“We evacuate border crossings every few days.”
Tomczyk's words were made against the background of criticism towards President Karol Nawrocki. Earlier on Friday, the president said that "the distribution of fear practiced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the search for substitute propaganda are intended to distract everyone (...), distract us from what is essential, that we are going to the financial wall and no one wants to take responsibility for it."
The deputy head of the Ministry of National Defense, Cezary Tomczyk, was confronted with these words on TVP Info on Friday evening. The KO politician wondered whether these words were the result of "some social engineering analysis that we always have to speak differently from the government." Is this some kind of political idea? Because the threat is real, we see it every day, he emphasized.
Every few days we evacuate border crossings because there is a risk of a missile attack there, as was the case with Dorohusk. So we have acts of sabotage, we have 50 saboteurs in prisons caught by the secret services. What other secret information must the president receive to recognize that this is a serious threat to the state's security? – said Tomczyk.
In the opinion of the Deputy Minister of National Defense, denying "obvious information" from Polish and foreign services, such as the CIA, is an "irresponsible action."
And behind this action today is the president, certainly his advisors, and certainly the opposition in the form of PiS - said the Deputy Minister of National Defense.
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