Poland Demands Answers After ‘Gift’ Police Chief Received From Ukraine Officials Exploded

ER Editor: See also this update piece from RT, titled

Media reveal new details about Ukrainian ‘gift’ explosion at Polish police HQ

Just to be clear: the gift, a grenade launcher(!), was sent from Ukraine to Poland’s police headquarters via a ‘special’ train without any border / customs checks along the way, according to the RT report. The head of the Polish police, the recipient of the gift, had been in Ukraine earlier that same week. Of note:

Warsaw has been one of Kiev’s main backers since the launch of the Russian military operation in Ukraine in late February. Poland has reportedly donated half of its tanks as well as other weapons to Vladimir Zelensky’s government, with Moscow also saying that Polish mercenaries have been taking part in the hostilities.

Numerous officials from Warsaw, including President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, visited Kiev in recent months to signal their support to their Ukrainian counterparts.

As seasoned observers know, Poland is a veritable lapdog of the western deep state.

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Poland Demands Answers After ‘Gift’ Police Chief Received From Ukraine Officials Exploded

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Poland’s police chief Jaroslaw Szymczyk was hospitalized after a “gift” package that he received exploded, according to international reports, after a recent string of similar exploding mail and package incidents across Europe believed related to the war in Ukraine.

On Thursday Poland’s Interior Ministry confirmed, “Yesterday at 7:50 a.m., an explosion occurred in a room adjacent to the office of the Police Chief.” It’s said that Szymczyk only sustained minor injuries. “During the Police Chief’s working visit to Ukraine on December 11-12 this year, where he met with the heads of the Ukrainian Police and Emergency Situations Service, he received some gifts, one of which exploded,” the statement detailed.

Polish Police Commander in Chief, Jaroslaw Szymczyk, NurPhoto via Getty Images

But that’s precisely what’s different and more bizarre about this case, compared to the anonymous threatening packages and in some cases mail bombs which have been sent to embassies and consulates in Europe over the past month which authorities have been scrambling to track down: the exploding “gift” actually came from one of the heads of the Ukrainian services, according to the Polish government.

“As a result of the explosion, the Commander suffered minor injuries and has been in the hospital for observation since yesterday,” the ministry followed with.

Initially Polish investigators didn’t reveal precisely what the gift was, leaving open the question of whether the Ukrainian side had intentionally given him an ‘exploding gift’.

However, follow-up reports in Polish media said that it was a grenade launcher, thus it appears to have been an accident based on faulty or volatile munitions – or else Polish police may have been handling the weapon improperly indoors. Polish outlet Wyborcza reported [machine translation]:

According to unofficial reports, the cause of the explosion was the launch of a grenade launcher, which was kept in the “secret room” mentioned by the spokesman. There is no certainty as to the cause of the accident, but according to information from one of the people who had access to the scene, the police officers sitting in the room were playing with the grenade launcher.

But that’s just one likely explanation of the incident. Speculation has abounded given how vague all of the initial Polish Interior Ministry statements were.

The gift in question?

Grenade launcher file image

There was reportedly significant damage to the ceiling and floor of the room where the explosion occurred. What continues to make the circumstances strange, however, is that Polish authorities are still demanding the Ukrainian side to “provide relevant explanations” over the ‘gift’ and why it exploded.

Source

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Featured image, Polish police chief: Artur Widak / NurPhoto / Shutterstock

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