Ziobro received money from Kral through CBA agent – "for fighting the authorities"

Zbigniew Ziobro allegedly received money from businessman Kral, claiming he needed it for fighting the authorities. The intermediary was a CBA agent.

CBA agent mediated transfer of money from Kral to Ziobro

According to Google News PL, citing reports from Wyborcza.pl, former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro received financial resources from businessman Kral, justifying this as a need to obtain funds "for fighting the authorities". The intermediary in the transfer of money was an agent of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau.

Ziobro broke his silence on the matter and revealed the name of the intermediary, which is confirmed by reports from Onet Wiadomości. The politician explains that the funds were essential for opposition activity, not for private purposes.

According to Rzeczpospolita, Zbigniew Ziobro's foundation received a total of 450,000 zloty. The politician himself blames Prime Minister Donald Tusk for the entire situation.

The Wprost portal reports that Kral wanted to transfer further money; however, Ziobro claims he refused to accept additional funds. The politician maintains that his decision to decline further payments demonstrates that he did not act in bad faith.

The matter is attracting widespread media and public interest due to the involvement of a special services agent in financial transactions of a political nature. To date, no state institution has issued an official statement regarding the initiation of proceedings against the former minister.

Source: Google News PL

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