Romanowski in Transnistria — Siemoniak: Hungarian intelligence likely helped him pass undetected

Polish security services coordinator Tomasz Siemoniak suggested that Marcin Romanowski most likely reached Transnistria with the help of Hungarian intelligence services under Viktor Orbán. "If intelligence services want someone to pass through an airport unchecked, I guarantee it happens — that's how services operate worldwide," Siemoniak said on the Wirtualna Polska programme "Bez Doktryny." He implied the political changes in Hungary may have reduced Romanowski's ability to rely on such assistance.

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