"All this is under the responsibility of prosecutors": in the ruling party of Poland - on the initiative to detain Smolensk dispatchers
Deputies, public figures and ordinary citizens of Poland comment on the request of the Investigative Commission of the National Prosecutor's Office of the country to issue a warrant for the detention of the Smolensk dispatchers who served the flight number 1 in 2010. Today, "Voennoye Obozreniye" in one of the morning materials reported this demand of the Polish investigation team, headed by the ex-Minister of Defense of Poland Antoni Matserevich. It was in the course of "his investigation" that it was stated that on the wreckage of the Tu-154 that had fallen near Smolensk, "traces of an explosive were found." Macerevich himself then announced that "the explosives could have been planted in Russia during the maintenance of the liner." Why, in this case, the board flew for several months without incident, Macerevich does not comment.
The deputy from the Polish party of power "Law and Justice" (deputy chairman of the ruling party) Radoslaw Vogel, commenting on the statements of the press service of the National Prosecutor's Office, says that for this (for the detention of Russian dispatchers) the investigation team must have good and convincing reasons.
Vogel on Polish Radio:
According to the deputy of the Diet, in such a situation, one should first turn to Russia for legal assistance.
Vogel:
Here are some comments from readers of the Polish media.
Jest winny! (Poland):
Jedrekn (Poland):
analytyk (Germany)
Wasek B.
It should be noted that an extremely small percentage of Poles support (in the comments to publications in the Polish media) the initiative to detain Smolensk dispatchers. Many Poles are frankly bewildered, and here are the airfield staff, who did everything to save the board, recommending that the pilots leave for an alternate airfield in the most difficult weather conditions.
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