Maciej Wąsika will not appear at the meeting of the Pegasus committee. He writes about the “circus”

PiS MEP Maciej Wąsik reported that he would not again appear at the interrogation before the Commission for Pegasus. The former deputy head of the Interior Ministry described a commission that called him for Tuesday's meeting, as a “circus”. On this day, the commission is also to be questioned by Mariusz Kamiński, a former head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.

The meeting of the Pegasus committee began on Tuesday at 10:30. The first of the interrogated people is prosecutor Aleksandra Przeds. On this day, the Sejm inquiry commission planned another interrogation of Maciej Wąsik at 15 during an open meeting, and at 18 – at a closed meeting. The former head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, MEP, is to be questioned PIS Mariusz Kamiński. The inquiry commission called on PiS politicians for the first time on March 4, but they both did not appear at the meeting.

Wąsik writes about the “circus”

On Tuesday, Wąsik reported on platform X that he would not appear at the committee meeting again. “I have another invitation to the 'Investigative Committee' today

On March 4, Wąsik posted an entry on X: “'Commission' for Pegazus is a real circus

Why does the commission want to question the mustache and Kamiński?

During the rule of the United Right in 2015-2023, Kamiński was a coordinator of special services, in addition in the government of Mateusz Morawiecki from 2019 he was also the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration. After the uprising CBA In the summer of 2006 he became the head of the office and he performed this function until October 2009. Wąsik was the deputy Kamiński in the leadership of the CBA, secretary of the College for Special Services at a time when their coordinator was Kamiński, as well as deputy minister of internal affairs and administration, when Kamiński managed this ministry. Both in 2024 obtained fines in elections to the European Parliament.

The PEGASUS inquiry commission examines the legality, correctness and purposefulness of activities undertaken using this software, including by the government, special services and the police from November 2015 to November 2023 (during the rule of the United Right). The Commission is also to determine who was responsible for the purchase of Pegasus and similar tools for Polish authorities.

Pegasus is a system that was created by the Israeli company NSO Group to fight terrorism and organized crime. With the help of Pegasus, you can not only eavesdrop on conversations from an infected smartphone, but also access to other data stored in it, e.g. emails, photos or video recordings, as well as cameras and microphones.