Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk will disclose a state‑security briefing on a crypto scandal linked to Russia during a Sejm session on Friday at 9 a.m.
State‑Security Briefing Planned
Before 1 p.m. on X, Prime Minister Donald Tusk informed the Deputy Speaker, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, that he would request an embargo of the first Friday agenda point to present confidential information on state security.
Crypto Scandal Background
Tusk referenced the crypto scandal at the start of the Tuesday government meeting, linking it to a law regulating the crypto market that the president had vetoed a few days earlier.
Russian Trace Allegation
According to Tusk, the brief will detail a “Russian trace” associated with the crypto scam, though he offered no further specifics in the announcement.
Government’s Response
The prime minister highlighted the need to convince the president of the seriousness of the vetoed law’s error and announced plans to resubmit the proposal to the Sejm.
Public Impact Statistics
He cited a report from the Polish Economic Institute indicating that 600,000 Poles have already fallen victim to fraudulent crypto market actors.
