Doctors confirmed that Zbigniew Ziobro had cancer last year. The leader of Sovereign Poland is struggling with extensive malignant cancer of the esophagus with metastases to the lymph nodes and stomach.
Former Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General He has already undergone two complicated surgeries and is currently waiting for a PET scan. (positron emission tomography) to be held in October.
New information on Ziobro’s condition
The latest information on Zbigniew Ziobro’s health has now been provided anonymously by one of his close associates from Sovereign Poland. In an interview with “Fakt” he indicated that the condition of the former head of the Ministry of Justice “is very serious”.
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– The thing is, the surgery itself is very invasive. The Minister simply has his stomach hanging on his lung, so it is not as if this type of procedure would result in a full recovery. On the contrary, it is a constant obstacle, Ziobro’s colleague pointed out.
Pegasus Investigative Committee
It is still unknown when Zbigniew Ziobro will appear before the Pegasus Investigative Committee, which is to examine the legality, correctness and purposefulness of the activities undertaken using the software. Pegasus, among others, by the government, secret services and the police from November 2015 to November 2023. This period therefore includes the time of Zbigniew Ziobro’s term in office as head of the Ministry of Justice. The commission is also to determine who was responsible for purchasing Pegasus and similar tools for the Polish authorities.
So far, the committee has questioned, among others: former Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński, former Deputy Minister of Justice Michał Woś, former director of the Department of Family and Minors Affairs in the Ministry of Justice Mikołaj Pawlak, and other employees of the Ministry of Justice.
Pegasus is a system that was created by the Israeli company NSO Group to fight terrorism and organized crime. With the help of Pegasus, you can not only listen in on conversations from an infected smartphone, but also access other data stored there, such as emails, photos, videos, cameras and microphones.