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Gen. Piotr Pytel was suspected of collaborating with Russian services, and in 2017 he was banned from leaving the country. This case was legally discontinued two years ago.
Gen. Piotr Pytel could not fly out of the country due to the case, which was legally discontinued two years ago, and today the former head of the Military Counterintelligence Service has the status of the injured party.
During the investigation, he was suspected of collaborating with the Russian services. In 2017, the former soldier was banned from leaving the country - reminds RMF FM reporter Kacper Wróblewski.
After verification in all available databases, it turned out that this entry is current. It has not been canceled in any way - explains in an interview with RMF FM the press spokesman of the Silesian Border Guard Unit, Lt. Szymon Mościcki, who also adds that border guards must respect the law.
Gen. Piotr Pytel wanted to go on holiday to Turkey with his family.
The matter was first reported by TVN24.

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