Last week, the Polish judiciary extended the preliminary detention of a suspect arrested in Poland. Another Ukrainian was detained in a holiday resort near the Italian city of Rimini in August, and is challenging his extradition to Germany.
Sławomir Cenckiewicz, who leads Poland’s national security bureau and is a key adviser to President Karol Nawrocki, told the Financial Times in an interview that Germany should not continue the prosecutions if it wanted to align Russia policy with Poland and other Nato allies.
How the f*ck does Germany not have the intel on their own pipeline that blew up near their waters? That’s why Poland is dragging it out, because they know it will force Germany to spill the beans if it can’t find someone else to blame…
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Last week, the Polish judiciary extended the preliminary detention of a suspect arrested in Poland. Another Ukrainian was detained in a holiday resort near the Italian city of Rimini in August, and is challenging his extradition to Germany.
Sławomir Cenckiewicz, who leads Poland’s national security bureau and is a key adviser to President Karol Nawrocki, told the Financial Times in an interview that Germany should not continue the prosecutions if it wanted to align Russia policy with Poland and other Nato allies.
How the f*ck does Germany not have the intel on their own pipeline that blew up near their waters? That’s why Poland is dragging it out, because they know it will force Germany to spill the beans if it can’t find someone else to blame…
That’s not how rule of law works
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