Waldemar Żurek on Zbigniew Ziobro's Departure from Hungary. An Important Announcement Was Made.

The dramatic flight of former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro from Hungary to the United States has sent shockwaves through Poland's political and legal circles. Reports indicate Ziobro, who was granted asylum in Hungary under Viktor Orbán's government, has departed for the US, sparking intense speculation and official investigation.

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We have to wait and see if this will be a trip to the United States, or if the USA will be a transit point. We know he appeared at an airport in the United States, but we don't know if he is there permanently.

Waldemar Żurek, a minister in the current Polish government, confirmed Ziobro's departure, expressing uncertainty about whether the US is a final destination or a transit point. The circumstances surrounding his travel are highly suspicious, particularly given that Ziobro's passports were reportedly invalidated. Żurek suggested Ziobro might be traveling on a 'Geneva passport,' typically issued to refugees, and vowed that Polish authorities would continue efforts to bring him before a Polish court.

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As you can see, Zbigniew Ziobro was prepared to flee Hungary.

This situation is deeply concerning for those seeking accountability for alleged financial crimes linked to the Justice Fund. Ziobro faces 26 charges, including leading an organized criminal group and abusing his position. The Polish Prosecutor General's office is actively investigating claims that Ziobro may have used a journalist visa, possibly in cooperation with TV Republika, to facilitate his escape. The Polish government emphasizes that aiding Ziobro in evading justice could constitute a criminal offense, signaling a determined effort to pursue legal action despite his international movements.

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We never saw any documents. We waited for a change of minister, but as you can see, Zbigniew Ziobro was prepared to flee Hungary.