- The problem is that there was no threat. That this SMS was published, and it turned out there was no threat, and that is dangerous in that if a threat does occur, and an SMS should then also be published, there will not be a proper reaction - said Mariusz Błaszczak in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on "Graffiti" Polsat News, when asked about SMS messages warning of an air attack.

- Such a threat has existed for many years, and it turns out that when the threat was real on the night of the 9th to the 10th, the SMS messages were delayed - he continued.

- I believe this was a nervous reaction, because first an SMS was not sent, on the night of the 9th to the 10th, so now, as it were, it was decided to send an SMS, even though the threat was unlikely - he went on to say.

- This is not how it's done, this is an action that undermines public trust, society's trust in the authorities - he added.