Polish PM appoints new heads of country’s intelligence services

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced the appointment of new heads of the country’s five intelligence services, Report informs referring to foreign media.

He was speaking at a press conference following a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers.

As Tusk announced at a press conference, the Intelligence Agency will be headed by Colonel Pawel Szota, the Internal Security Agency - Colonel Rafal Syrysko, the Military Intelligence Service - Colonel Dorota Kawiecka, the Military Counterintelligence Service - General Jaroslaw Struzik, the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau - Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak.

On December 13, Tusk sent a proposal to the relevant parliamentary commission for the resignation of the heads of the country’s five intelligence services, on which a positive decision was made.