The Military Police conducted intensive operations in Warsaw today, including a visit to the Sejm. According to reports, they were searching for individuals under investigation in the so-called "Vistula Line" case, including former Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak in the PiS government.
The prosecution team has unexpectedly accelerated its efforts and wants to file an indictment before August 6th. Summons are being feverishly served on all defendants, requiring them to appear immediately and review the evidence.
The prosecutor's office intends to charge Mariusz Błaszczak, among others, with exceeding his authority for declassifying, as head of the Ministry of National Defense, fragments of the WARTA Plan for the Use of the Polish Armed Forces in July 2023 and publicly disclosing them in September of that year. This plan, dated 2011, outlines methods of defense against a potential Russian attack.
This way, Błaszczak made it public that during its rule, the PO planned to defend the country along the Vistula River in the event of an invasion and to surrender half of the country to the attacker.
- Based on reporting by Niezalezna(.)pl
