- Firstly, I try not to give advice in such situations, of course, because these are difficult, personal choices. Secondly, one must also note that Minister Ziobro currently has no chance of a fair trial in Poland, because the level of emotion towards him is such that it will be difficult for me to imagine any prosecutor, and in principle I already know that this case is being conducted in a biased manner, but also a judge... - said Krzysztof Szczucki on PR1.

- But despite all these reservations, I believe it would be better if, I think it's possible, because we have no information yet that it will be otherwise, that Minister Ziobro will face all these challenges, difficulties, and will participate in this process and expose all its flaws, all its unfairness, and I think that Poles will sympathize with him in such a situation - he continued.

- If he were to ask me for advice, I would probably give him such advice, with the full reservation that ultimately it is, of course, his decision, his life, and his choices - he continued, when asked if he hoped Ziobro would return from Budapest to Poland and respond to the summons from the prosecution and the court.