Marcin Romanowski's escape to Transnistria has caused huge controversy and criticism; the report shows that as many as 99.8% of internet users condemn his actions, which is a branding disaster for Law and Justice, and additionally, the topic has dominated social media, reaching an audience of over 4 million. (translated)
Transnistria, a separatist region of Moldova, has become a media topic in Poland due to former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski, who appealed to a Warsaw court to issue a wanted notice, highlighting the isolation of this region as a black hole in Europe, where everything happens under Kremlin control. (translated)
Marcina Romanowski, former Deputy Minister of Justice, submitted an application for a safe conduct, informing that he is in Tiraspol, in the unrecognized Transnistria, which raised controversies and suspicions related to potential support from Russian services, and Polish authorities announced they would take actions to confirm this information. (translated)
Donald Tusk criticized Marcin Romanowski for his alleged hiding in pro-Russian Transnistria, suggesting that such actions may indicate serious psychological problems or national treason, and expressed distrust in Romanowski's claims about his whereabouts. (translated)
Donald Tusk criticized Deputy Minister Marcin Romanowski for his claims about being in Transnistria, suggesting that such false information could indicate serious psychological issues, and confirmed that Poland is cooperating with the authorities in Moldova on this matter. (translated)
Former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski is allegedly hiding in pro-Russian Transnistria, which may indicate that his presence in the region is coordinated with Russian services that notoriously act in their own interests, while the Polish justice system has limited intervention capabilities due to the lack of recognition of this separatist republic. (translated)
Marcin Romanowski, former Deputy Minister of Justice, may be held in Transnistria under the influence of Russian services, which raises the issue of his national security as a problem not only for the National Council but also for the whole of Poland. (translated)
Marcin Romanowski, a Polish politician, is said to be hiding in Transnistria, which raises controversy and suspicions that his presence in this pro-Russian region may have been organized with the knowledge of Moscow, as suggested by expert Krystyna Kurczab-Redlich. (translated)
Dla mniej zorientowanych: Turyści, jeżdżący do Naddniestrza, przechodzą przez odprawę służby granicznej, która podlega KGB. Odprawę obcokrajowców nadzorują na miejscu oficerowie KGB. Bez ich zgody strażnik nie zezwoli na wjazd. A ci, których wpuszczono, nieraz mają “ogon”… #Naddniestrze #Turyzm #Granica
If the information about Romanowski in Transnistria were true, PiS would definitely have the biggest problem. [...] The incompetence that can be attributed to the government side is an offense of incomparably smaller caliber than fleeing to a separatist republic controlled by. (translated)
Jeśli faktycznie, jak twierdzi, jest w kontrolowanym przez Rosję Naddniestrzu to zakładam, że ani koledzy z PiS ani z Opus Dei mu w tym nie pomagają bo byłoby to przestępstwem. Ale wtedy spodziewam się, że usuną takiego gagatka ze swoich szeregów. #Naddniestrze #Polska #Rosja
Marcin Romanowski, a member of parliament and former deputy minister of justice, may be hiding in Transnistria, which puts Law and Justice in a difficult situation and raises questions about his ties to Russia and how he could have left the Schengen area with revoked documents and a European Arrest Warrant. (translated)
The list in which Marcin Romanowski informs that he is in Transnistria, a region controlled by Russian special services, is authentic. This is confirmed by Romanowski's defender. Regardless of whether Romanowski is there, such a declaration is a blow to PiS. Here is (translated)
Marcin Romanowski, former Deputy Minister of Justice, is hiding in Transnistria, a region controlled by Russia, which raises concerns about his possible connections with Russian services and threatens the security of Poland. (translated)
One of the episodes of our podcast was dedicated to Moldova and how Moldova is fighting against the rampant Russian peace, the separatism of the Russian-occupied Transnistria, misinformation, and the destabilizing criminal use of cryptocurrencies. We recorded from behind closed (translated)
To say that Transnistria is "pro-Russian" is to say nothing. Transnistria is a separatist region, a place of deliberate destabilization of the center of Europe directly by Russia (Russian troops are stationed there). Romanowski might as well be broadcasting from Donbas or Crimea now. (translated)
To say that Transnistria is "pro-Russian" is to say nothing at all. Transnistria is a separatist region, a place of deliberate destabilization of the center of Europe directly by Russia (Russian troops are stationed there). Romanowski could currently just as well be broadcasting from Donbas or Crimea. (translated)
Marcin Romanowski, former Deputy Minister of Justice in Poland, is hiding in Transnistria, where he is facing charges of involvement in an organized criminal group, and his presence in this separatist region raises questions about assistance from local authorities and Russian special services. (translated)
PSL representative Marek Sawicki criticized former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski for his presence in pro-Russian Transnistria, suggesting that it confirms the dangerous ties between PiS and Russia and demanding a response from Jarosław Kaczyński. (translated)
PiS MP and former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski is said to be in Transnistria, an unrecognized, pro-Russian pseudo-state that is part of Moldova. — This is also confirmed by the postal stamps on the envelope in which this letter was sent to us — she said. (translated)
