Max Hübner wrote that Bogucki criticized Donald Tusk regarding fuel prices and his behavior outside Belweder. According to Hübner's account, Bogucki claimed that fuel at stations should cost 5.19 zł, and the example of Japan, where it was supposed to cost 4 zł despite high living costs and transport for nearly all fuel through the Strait of Hormuz, showed that prices could be lowered. Hübner assessed that Tusk does not want to do this because high prices help save the budget. He added that he saw this as a political tool for attacking the president, combined with criticism related to Nawrocki's horses. He described these actions as another installment, in his opinion, of a campaign of contempt and hate, which will not be the last. #Polska #polityka #paliwa (translated)



