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Radosław Sikorski sharply criticized Swiatosław Szeremeta, a Lviv councilor who became an undesirable person after the declaration of 2027 as the year of the UPA, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs revealed a photo from a historical reconstruction in which Szeremeta participated. #UPA #Szuchewycz #OUN (translated)

The profile "Karol Nawrocki - we support" deemed the photo expressive. He wrote that it depicted President Karol Nawrocki during the funeral ceremony for 49 victims of the communist regime — soldiers and activists of the Polish independence underground. https://t.co/AK2c14qYrA #Polska #Historia #Pamięć (translated)

Maciej Berek published a photo with the judge of the Constitutional Tribunal, Magdalena Bętkowska, suggesting that despite the protests in front of the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters, he managed to enter the building, commenting on the event in a triumphant tone. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Berek #protesty (translated)

The author of the post wrote that classic information gave way to interpretations, imaginations, and speculations. As an example, he pointed to the dispute over one photo: some claimed it was fake, while others asserted it was authentic. In his opinion, the photo itself ceased to be evidence of anything. (translated)

The author described the photograph as a symbol of the current authorities' violation of the law and stated that the bar association should intervene in this matter. He wrote that the police cannot condition contact with a lawyer on any terms, because — as he emphasized — this is a fundamental right of every person at every stage of the proceedings. https://t.co/XqfwEMMsUR #prawo #adwokatura #wolność #PL (translated)

The commentator criticized Donald Tusk, writing that after 27 hours of deliberations, there was only one photo over the documents. He described the meeting as an assembly of politically incompetent individuals and questioned the slogan "Poland on top," suggesting that it was more about Tusk's PR photos. #Polityka #Polska #Tusk (translated)

Radosław Fogiel wrote that the published recording was shocking to him. He asked whether the police would show the recordings from body cameras that would confirm their version of events and allow the knife, whose picture was published, to be seen. He emphasized that in such a case there should be no room for doubt. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

Sebastian Kaleta contacted the Police requesting the release of footage from the body camera, since they shared a photo of the knife. He wrote that the footage could clear up doubts and increase trust in the police's actions during a heated dispute. #Policja #Zaufanie #Przejrzystość (translated)

Max Hübner criticized Adam Szłapka, calling him a spreader of disinformation and asking why he only published a photo. He questioned whether he lacked the courage to show people's reactions to what he claimed were actions taken by the police on their orders against an innocent Polish reserve soldier and firefighter. He also accused him of limiting himself to stating that this is what the station reported, and in the end, he used an offensive term towards the recipients. https://t.co/J0hNZnblYO #polska #polityka #media (translated)

Max Hübner called Szłapka a disinformation agent and asked why he only published a photo. He accused him of not showing people's reactions to the actions of the police, which — according to Hübner — were taken on their orders against an innocent reserve soldier and firefighter. He also criticized the statement that the station made determinations and referred to the recipients of the post as a pathology. https://t.co/f1P7BFqr8s #Polska #dezinformacja #reakcje (translated)

The services in action described an unusual intervention in Hajnówka. According to the entry, a 42-year-old woman called the police, complaining that her friends did not want to leave her apartment. The author stated that the woman was trapped in the basement after the floor collapsed under her, but she did not mention this to the dispatcher. The entry indicated that she was most concerned about one of her friends handing her a glass of alcohol. The photo was attributed to the Police in Hajnówka. #Hajnówka #Policja #Humor (translated)

Filip Zator wrote that a zoo employee in Łączna explained that the camel in the photo presented by the prosecution as evidence was an animal rescued by the zoo, treated and diagnosed after arriving in critical condition. Zator stated that someone used the photograph, attaching it to the accusation, and accused the prosecution of not verifying whether the photos actually came from that zoo. He added that he lost trust in both the activists and the authorities. #ZOO #wielbłąd #aktywizm (translated)

Dawid Kamizela wrote that he did not expect the first photos to appear so quickly. He assessed that they are too unclear to conduct an evaluation of the damage based on them, even in an OSINT analysis, but in his opinion, they show two serious hits on the parking lot slab where the Su-34 was parked. He described himself as a moderate optimist. https://t.co/FO4RYMZ1qp #zdjęcia #BDA #Su34 (translated)

Jarek Gasewicz agreed that the photo had symbolic significance. He wrote that the goalkeeper, whom he derogatorily described as a person of criminal character, was alone blocking the judges legally elected by the Sejm from accessing the judges' offices. He stated that the goalkeeper should go to prison and probably realized that he would end up there one day. https://t.co/TSFFmoUMmn #Polska #sprawiedliwość #fotografia (translated)

Filip Zator wrote that regarding the zoo in Łączna, he had not seen any leaks, photos, or recordings documenting poor conditions or sick animals, except for a photograph of a few boards published by Gozdyra. He also noted that, in his opinion, no employee or resident had spoken out against the facility. He compared this situation to the cases in Sobolew, Kuflew, and DIOZ, where, as he wrote, numerous photos and eyewitness accounts, as well as negative reactions from residents, had emerged. Zator claimed that the information about irregularities concerned individuals who were alleged to have been stealing from the zoo, rather than the facility itself. He suggested that the case might indicate fraud and asked whether materials on this topic were available online. #ZOO #Łączna #aktywiści (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz described the photo as another symbol. He wrote that the entrance, where President Bogdan Święczkowski was supposed to defend access from people who unlawfully intruded into the Constitutional Tribunal, led to a corridor with the judges' offices. According to Zaradkiewicz, this part of the building was designated solely for judges and those directly working with them in the Tribunal. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #Sędziowie (translated)

The author of the post described the photo as symbolic and wrote that it depicts a helpless Adam Borowski on the sidewalk, whom he called a legend of Solidarity and a man fighting for a free Poland. He expressed anger and shame, and also stated that the current government will quickly pass, but this image will not be forgotten. https://t.co/Z9w2gQ3P8Z #Solidarność #Polska #Wolność #PL (translated)