Suspect in the preparation of the assassination attempt on Tusk kept homemade explosives

In the apartment of a suspect in the preparation of an assassination attempt on Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk found improvised explosive devices, writes BelTA.

According to radio RMF24, the prosecutor’s office said that the 66-year-old suspect was looking for people online who, like him, wanted to overthrow the current government by force. According to the ministry, he has already attracted several people with weapons to cooperate and allegedly received the addresses of individual Polish politicians.

Prosecutors have filed a total of nine charges against him. The investigator informed that the suspect did not plead guilty to the charges and refused to testify.

Earlier, Polish police received information about a possible attack on Donald Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Wladislav Kosinjak-Kamys. The Polish prime minister’s office said security services took the situation seriously and warned that threats could be implemented.

In Poland, police detained a man who called for the murder of Tusk