Kwaśniewski: Poland not responsible for internment of prisoners

The Polish Radio Press Agency (IAR) talked with the former President of the Republic of Poland Aleksander Kwaśniewski about cooperation between the CIA and Polish intelligence. Kwaśniewski claimed that the term "prisons" did not exist in reality as well as in the recently published US Senate report. The times required greater cooperation, said Kwaśniewski. Polish intelligence was to have received money from the CIA since the 1990s. Furthermore, a $30 million is purported to have been sent to Polish intelligence by the CIA in 2003 and a parliamentary commission may investigate what happened to this money. Kwaśniewski claimed that the Polish government was not involved in the top secret intelligence agreements and that the United States should resolve any questions connected with the internment of prisoners in Poland.