Ziobro on revoked Geneva passport: "They don't know what they're doing"
Former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro commented on Hungary's decision to revoke his asylum and his Geneva passport, calling those responsible "incompetents" in an interview with Polsat News. He argued that a visa remains valid independently of the travel documents on which it was granted, and that Hungarian authorities failed to understand this. Ziobro also referred to the Geneva passport as a document allowing him to travel internationally regardless of other papers.
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