Prime Minister Donald Tusk surprised the political scene by announcing a motion to hold part of Friday’s Sejm session behind closed doors. In a post on the platform X (formerly Twitter), he wrote:
„I have asked Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty to close the first Friday agenda item of the Sejm session, during which I will present urgent information concerning the security of the state„.
The prime minister’s decision raises numerous questions and controversy. Officially, it concerns the protection of sensitive data, but the lack of details is fueling speculation. Is it a response to hybrid threats from Russia or Belarus? Or is it part of a broader national security strategy amid geopolitical tensions?
Konfederacja MP Konrad Berkowicz commented:
„Citizens have the right to know what you are planning”,
Marshal Czarzasty has not yet publicly responded to the motion, but the session is scheduled for Friday. Poles are eagerly awaiting the solution to this mystery – will it prove to be a breakthrough in protecting the state, or just a political maneuver? Time will tell.
