"I confirm that in 2021 the ABW collected materials concerning the way and sources of backing for the acquisition of the flat by Karol Nawrocki from Jerzy Ż., so mixing information about the proceedings conducted in erstwhile years erstwhile this flat was not a blurring matter" - wrote Jacek Dobrzyński on X.
He added that the grounds for issuing the advice were based on activities carried out, among others, by officers of the Gdańsk ABW delegation.
"Disposing of the full knowledge, including, among others, the negative advice of the officer examining the case file, then Head of ABW Krzysztof Wacławek (current advisor to the president of Poland) decided to issue a safety certificate to Karol Nawrock" – we read.
In the next part of the statement, the spokesperson of the Ministry of abroad Affairs stressed: "It is worth noting what is crucial that the erstwhile head of the interior safety Agency in his message did not deny that he issued a safety certificate against the crucial and negative advice of an officer examining the file of proceedings.
The Ministry of abroad Affairs corresponds to the erstwhile Head of the interior safety Agency
In this way, the Ministry of abroad Affairs referred to a Tuesday message by Krzysztof Wacławek, who on platform X commented on allegations of irregularities in proceedings against Karol Nawrocki. This entry was made available by erstwhile deputy chief of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Maciej Wąsik.
"The Prime Minister Donald Tusk one more time misses the truth. In 2021, the examination procedure was conducted by the Department for the Protection of Confidential Information of ABW in Warsaw, not by the ABW Delegation in Gdańsk," he wrote. We wrote more about this here.