Both say he's being followed. Denies being watched by Members

‘I feel threatened’

Daniel Obietek, in a conversation with Bogdan Rymanowski for Radio ZET, besides stressed his experience in the operation of the company and declared that he was an uncomfortable person. He denied rumors of being abroad, ensuring that he is presently in his home in Małopolska.

Former president of PKN Orlen added that the information about his alleged presence in respective countries, including Saudi Arabia, is false. He besides said that he was in Poland all day, and late published pictures of cycling on the coast.

Both of them besides stated that he was being watched just like his friends and that he felt threatened. However, he did not indicate precisely who was allegedly following him.

– I'm at home due to the fact that I moved out of Warsaw. It makes it easier. I don't gotta move. I am in Małopolska – Daniel Obietek admits on ZET Radio, asked where he presently resides.

– I feel threatened. Why? I'm being followed. I'm... pic.twitter.com/KcI4pYjfMC

— Bob57🇵🇱🇪🇺 (@Bob57PL) April 19, 2024

Many uncomfortable information

Both stated that the surveillance of his individual took place due to the many information he had. In his opinion, any are very uncomfortable.

This company [Orlem – crowd.], which was erstwhile under management, where we practically had no profits at all, where it was managed by people who knew very well about the fuel mafias,vatowskis and others. This company comes back, these people come back. I have quite a few cognition about this, which is why I am very uncomfortable.

Daniel Obietek described situations in which individual was constantly watching his home and following him. A PiS politician admitted that he could not find who was behind this exactly. He is not able to halt or identify the followers on his own, but has confirmed that specified things are actually happening.

Both mentioned that he was under the supervision of the service during his crucial duties, which he felt was average and was not a origin for concern. In his opinion, the charges made to him by the fresh ruling squad are false.

Surveillance of others? Both of them deny

The erstwhile president of Orlen besides reacted to the follow-up of opposition MPs by the paid detective. He stated that he did not monitor any specified MPs due to the fact that they were not applicable to him in this context. He then focused on managing and building the national champion, Orlen.

Both mentioned that the company that protected him on the weekends did not deal with surveillance either. He did not order opposition politicians to take pictures, and if the company was conducting an investigation, it was related to economical issues. He was not curious in who the company was taking pictures due to the fact that he focused on business matters and did not issue orders concerning MPs.

The prosecution reveals how much Orlen paid for Sienkiewicz's report. That's $111,000. The study together with 2 invoices issued by the abroad company was submitted to the prosecutor's office on 8 April by the Minister @bbudka . They will be handled by the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Łódź.@RadioZET_NEWSpic.twitter.com/ymwHE2IqdV

— Mariusz Giersszewski (@MariuszGerszew) April 18, 2024

However, the words of the erstwhile president of Orlen argue with papers revealed a fewer days ago. Mariusz Giersszewski submitted on 14 April on the X portal that the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Łódź will examine the papers provided by Boris Budka. Giersszewski writes that the prosecution revealed that Orlen paid $111,000 for the Sienkiewicz report. Budka delivered this study along with 2 invoices from a abroad company to the prosecutor's office on 8 April. Przemysław Nowak of the National Public Prosecutor's Office confirmed on ZET Radio that the materials were transmitted by the Ministry of State Acts.