A special commission investigating Russian and Belarusian interference in Poland has referred former defence minister Antoni Macierewicz to prosecutors for allegedly impairing Poland's defence capabilities before Russia's invasion of Ukraine. General Jaroslaw Stróżyk, who heads the commission, accused Macierewicz of making detrimental decisions, including cancelling aircraft without expert analysis. The commission's findings suggest a 'personal aversion' to the EU influenced Macierewicz's actions, which are described as 'diplomatic treason'. Foreign minister Radosław Sikorski criticized Macierewicz, calling for accountability.