Former Polish Justice Minister Ziobro left Hungary and flew to the USA
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The former Polish minister received asylum in Hungary under the previous Orbán government. According to reports, he was to receive a so-called Geneva passport, a special document issued by Hungary. Poland has already issued a European arrest warrant for Ziobro and his deputy. However, Polish authorities point out that if the United States does not respect the international warrant, their options are limited. Onet Wiadomosci ↗
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar described Ziobro's presence in Hungary as problematic and declared that his new government would not tolerate similar cases. The Polish public and officials described Ziobro's departure as a compromising matter for relations between Warsaw and Budapest. HVG ↗
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