- Of course, these are further steps [charges for former heads of ABW and SKW], because [...] in fact, there isn't a week that goes by without investigative teams operating under the National Prosecutor or prosecutors in Poland pressing charges in various scandals that have affected Polish society - said Waldemar Żurek in an interview with Aleksandra Pawlicka on "Pytanie dnia" (Question of the Day) on TVP Info.

- Also, things that may not seem the most significant, but in the opinion of prosecutors, fulfill the characteristics of prohibited acts, as we say – meaning the improper or lack of certification of an aggressive program, which was intended for fighting terrorism, but in Poland was used completely recklessly - he continued.

- Services must use tools that are properly permitted in Polish legal circulation. The point here, it seems, was to keep this program secret all the time so that incriminating evidence could be gathered on various individuals - he stated.

- It was a program for political struggle within the country with the opposition and possibly also for gathering compromising material within one's own political camp. So, these are the charges today. But I am waiting for verdicts - he added.