More than 4.6 BILLION ZLOTY only in the year 2024 (!) was supposed to be embezzled and wasted due to fraud and irregularities in military procurement for Ukraine. And this is not information from Russian propaganda. Such conclusions come from confidential audits - as reported by "The New York Times." It's a fact. But no one in the Polish government seems to care! Poland continues - increasing its own debt - to finance multi-billion aid for Ukraine from the pockets of Polish taxpayers, both in cash and in equipment and other forms of support. You must be out of your mind to burden your own country while simultaneously sending money to a foreign state where audits show such a gigantic scale of losses and corruption. And that's only in 2024. And only in the area of procurement for the Ukrainian military. Additionally, there are: ➡️ corruption allegations and accusations of involvement in an organized criminal group against Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister (charges filed in 2025), ➡️ allegations concerning money laundering and involvement in an organized criminal group against the Minister of Justice in Ukraine (charges filed in 2026), ➡️ corruption allegations and accusations of money laundering against the head of President Zelensky's office (charges filed in 2026), ➡️ allegations of fraud against the Ukrainian ambassador to the USA (charges filed in 2026), ➡️ fraud charges against the deputy head of President Zelensky's office (charges filed in 2026), ➡️ charges against the Attorney General in Ukraine regarding involvement in a criminal group (the prosecutor recently fled Ukraine and is currently "on a delegation"). All these scandals surrounding the Ukrainian president are happening RIGHT NOW! Maybe it's time for someone in the Polish government to wake up? Aid cannot mean issuing checks without control. Until every zloty that Poland has given to Ukrainians is fully accounted for, all further installments must be halted. Enough of this! This is some kind of absurd. 4.6 billion zloty is almost... the TWO-YEAR budget of Poland for the maritime economy. (translated)
