Andrzej Duda visiting the general. “He asked his companions to leave.”
The former president met with the head of the Armament Agency. He was not supposed to come alone – the Ministry of National Defense informed that the general immediately “submitted a report”.
The “Rzeczpospolita” daily reported about the meeting, which took place last week (at the end of June). According to the editorial team, Andrzej Duda was accompanied by Dawid Rożek, the founder of ZEN. Let us remind you that in October last year, the former president became a member of the international fintech supervisory board. “He will perform an advisory and supervisory function. His involvement is apolitical – focused on supporting the expansion and development of European technological capital,” ZEN reported in a press release.
Meetings of former or current politicians with representatives of the Armament Agency are nothing special – they happen occasionally. However, it was Rożek’s presence that caught the journalists’ attention. According to the findings of “Rz”, it was of an informal nature – but at some point, the participants apparently started talking about drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) for the Polish army. – They behaved like traveling salesmen – said an anonymous journalist source. The next topic that came to the forefront was the war in Ukraine.
Andrzej Duda’s mouth filled with water
Gen. Artur Kuptel actually wanted to talk to Duda, but he did not realize that he would come in the presence of the head of ZEN. The deputy minister of national defense, who appeared on TVN24, indicated that “all procedures worked”, and the head of the Ministry of National Defense “immediately submitted a report to the services” regarding this matter.
– From General Kuptel’s account, I know that he asked those accompanying the president to leave and spoke only with the president – she noted.
“Rz” asked the former head of state for a comment. Duda emphasized that he was “taking a media break.” He stipulated that from August (when his second term came to an end) he should be treated as a private person.
