War President Elekt – the government continues. Nawrocki: Tusk is responsible for conflicts

President Elekt Karol Nawrocki assessed on Thursday that Prime Minister Donald Tusk is responsible for “some conflicts” between citizens and border guard officers. He also thanked citizens who organized self-proclaimed patrols on the Polish-German border.

Nawrocki was asked by journalists after a press conference to assess the attitude of national communities activist Robert Bąkiewicz towards the Border Guard; Recently, on platform X, among others He accused one of the SG officers of committing a crime, letting in the German side.

President Elek thanked Bąkiewicz for “civic attitude on the border”.

“I am very sorry that the Polish state did not cope with the crisis on the border for many months,” he said. “It could not cope in such a way that the Germans dropped illegal migrants to Poland, reacted to this by Polish state citizens and thank them for that” – added Nawrocki.

In his opinion, it is Prime Minister Donald Tusk who is responsible for “some conflicts” between the border guard and citizens. “This is a divide et impera policy,” said Nawrocki.

He emphasized that after August 6, so after swearing in for the President of the Republic of Poland, “Polish borders will be safe”. “The president is coming, who will secure Polish borders,” he said.

Prime Minister Tusk referred to negative comments at the Border Guard on Tuesday. As he said, “” shameful and scandalous is from politicians, including the future president, insulting and distancing himself from state services, such as the Border Guard, and taking the role of the patron over the right -wing activists of Mr. Bąkiewicz, who disorganize the work of the border guard, including attacks on the Border Guard officer. ” “These are unacceptable things,” added the head of government.

On some sections of the Polish-German border, people associated with the so-called By the borders' defense movement. Members of this move declare that “they are watching the border with people trying to cross it illegally.” (PAP)

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