Jacek Dobrzyński
- Jul 16
Ukrainian national charged with 47 counts of sabotage for Russia, planned drone flyover during Polish president's parade
Illia K., 18, faces life in prison after prosecutors filed 47 charges including defacing monuments with UPA symbols and planning a drone flight over President Karol Nawrocki's vehicle during the 2025 Armed Forces Day parade.
- Jul 14
Former media regulator Maciej Świrski released after CBA detention, charged over 'Sprawiedliwe Sądy' campaign financing
The former head of Poland's National Broadcasting Council was detained by CBA agents on Tuesday and released Wednesday after hearing charges related to a 2017 media campaign funded by the Polish National Foundation.
- Jul 9
Poland's anti-corruption agency searches Warsaw city hall and Southern Hospital in fraud investigation
Agents of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau entered the Warsaw mayor’s office, the Ursus district office and the Southern Hospital on Thursday to secure documents in two probes into financial irregularities and mismanagement at the publicly funded facility.
- Jul 2
Poland’s ABW arrests a Belarusian and a Pole suspected of filming diaspora events for the Lukashenko regime
The Internal Security Agency nabbed a 19-year-old Belarusian and a 44-year-old Polish citizen in Warsaw on June 25, accusing them of paid surveillance of Belarusian minority gatherings for the Minsk regime.
- Jun 16
Exiled Russian caricaturist shot dead in eastern Poland; Tusk calls it a political murder
Semyon Skrepetsky, a 44-year-old Russian exile known for caricatures mocking Vladimir Putin, was shot five times at close range in Biała Podlaska on Monday. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said all indications point to a political assassination.
- Jun 14
CBA chief pledges full cooperation after three officers are charged in Pegasus spyware investigation
Central Anti-Corruption Bureau head Tomasz Strzelczyk issued a statement on Sunday pledging full cooperation with prosecutors, after three current and former officers were charged with abuse of power in the investigation into the procurement and use of the Pegasus spyware system.
