Letter from Mosbacher to the Prime Minister of Morawiecki. There is a comment from the government spokesman

We do not intend to refer directly to the contents of the letter of the American Ambassador Georgette Mosbacher or to the fact of its publication in the media; Poland and the United States have very good relations and an incident will not change anything, said government spokeswoman Joanna Kopcińska in a statement issued Wednesday by the PAP.

"Poland, like the United States, values ​​freedom of expression and in no way limits the freedom of the media." The media market in Poland is pluralistic and the media present a wide range of opinions, "said Joanna Kopcińska.

The government spokesman also assured that the prosecutor's office was working to verify all the details of the proceedings concerning a scandalous event under Wodzisław Śląski, whoever the author was. "Poland takes these issues very seriously," she said.

Yesterday, journalists revealed the letter sent by the US ambassador to Poland, Georgette Mosbacher, to Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. In the letter Mosbacher, the Polish authorities reprimand for imputation, so-called Hitler's birthday was the "bill" of TVN. As the first on the case wrote "Do Rzeczy".

On Tuesday, the spokesman for President Błażej Spychalski confirmed to the media that a copy of the letter from the United States Ambassador to Morawiecki, addressed to President Andrzej Duda, had been received by the Chancellery of the President .

"I am writing to express my deep concern over recent accusations by members of the Polish government against the journalists and officials of TVN and Discovery (owner of US TVN) regarding the investigator's material" Supervisor ", published in January 2018 on TVN24, on the activity of the neo-Nazis in Poland "- reads in the letter.

"It is amazing that public figures are attacking journalists who fulfill the tasks of independent media in a living Polish democracy," says the US ambassador, citing Joachim Brudziński.

Mosbacher described as "astonishing" the fact that members of the government "seem more interested in questioning the motives of journalists" than in search of true extremists.

"I hope that the members of the government will refrain from attacking, let alone prosecute, independent journalists who express the public interest and strengthen our societies," concludes Georgette Mosbacher.

The letter contains the handwritten note of the ambassador: "We must solve this problem because it is very important questions".