The CBA knocked on his door at 6 AM. The former minister confirms.

The Polish Central Anti-Corruption Bureau detained 25 individuals linked to the Ostrołęka Power Plant investigation, focusing on actions detrimental to the companies involved. The investigation, initiated by the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Białystok, examines misconduct by board members and supervisory boards of the companies. Among those searched were politicians from the ruling party, including Krzysztof Tchórzewski, who confirmed the search of his residence. He defended the Ostrołęka project, asserting compliance with regulations. Additionally, reports suggest the current president of Westinghouse was among those detained, but the Energy Minister stated this would not affect ongoing negotiations for a nuclear power plant in Poland.