Following the decision of the president on the SAFE programme, over PLN 7 billion is lost to uniformed services under the Ministry of Interior and Administration - the ministry stated. The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Marcin Kierwiński assessed that Karol Nawrocki's decision "disarms Poland and destroys the safety of the Republic".
The Minister of the Interior and Administration powerfully criticized the President's decision to veto the bill implementing the EU's SAFE Defence debt Scheme. According to Marcin Kierwiński Nawrocki, "the Polish military, Polish police officers, border guards and Polish national interest were to be welcomed".
"Today you disarm the army and police. You disarm Poland. You're destroying the safety of the Republic. This action against the Polish state's right" - said the head of the ministry.
Ministry of abroad Affairs bitterly about the veto of Nawrocki. "Strikes into the Polish Economy"
In a full communication from the Ministry published after the Thursday message of Karol Nawrocki, we read that vetoing the law implementing SAFE is simply a double blow to Poland's security.
"Police, Border defender and State Protection Service lose a large modernization chance to implement 42 strategical projects worth PLN 7.1 billion for safety and defence" - the ministry stated.
SEE: Special government meeting. The Presidential Palace announced the participation, referred to the bill
As stated by the bill vetoed by the President, as part of EU Polish loans The police would receive a full of PLN 3.3 billion for: construction of a nationwide anti-drone system, implementation of modern AI systems automating work and replacement of transport and protective equipment.
Border Guard she'd have at her disposal PLN 3.2 billion to: investment in surveillance and hazard neutralisation systems (including drones) at the borders, fresh patrol fleet and modern individual equipment of officers.
For State Protection Services provided PLN 640 million for: strengthening hazard detection systems, blocking dangerous transmissions and pyrotechnic equipment.
"The effects of the veto bill will hit the Polish economy, due to the fact that the task for the services of the Ministry of abroad Affairs assumed that up to 81 percent of orders would go to the native industry, which was expected to be a powerful improvement impulse for many Polish cities" - the ministry stated.
In the opinion of the ministry without these funds, Polish streets will not be covered by the modern strategy of surveillance and neutralization of drones, and police officers will not receive the essential light armored transporters, modern weapons or artificial intelligence systems to automate the fight against crime.
The ministry spokeswoman hits Nawrocki. "Real care requires action"
The discontent of Nawrocki's opposition was besides expressed in social media by the spokesperson of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Karolina Galecka, who estimated that the presidential camp had never previously treated the country's safety as a tool for political dispute.
"Today's veto should not be a substance of support posts or organization games. On this decision we lost all Poles. In the face of a real threat from the east, which may never exceed our borders, organization colors will not matter. Without appropriate tools, in the hr of rehearsal, we will all be defenceless and political colours will cease to matter" - she said.
SEE: Tusk after President's decision: Shame! Tomorrow's extraordinary government meeting
Gałecka added that the SAFE Act was the foundation for the safety of the full country, and individual who does not realize it and paralyzes the process of building the resilience of the state should not present be blocked by the slogans "First Poland, first Poles".
“The actual concern for the nation requires actions, not brakes. safe Poland is an overarching objective. Today, this mark became a hostage. Only Polish regret..." - she stressed.
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