Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has publicly criticized the country’s intelligence services for failing to inform him about disinformation concerning historical Polish territorial claims. Babiš stated he learned about the issue through media reports, rather than receiving a briefing from the security services. The issue was raised during a meeting of the State Security Council on Thursday. He expressed his dissatisfaction that he was not proactively informed about the potentially sensitive situation. This critique suggests a breakdown in communication between the intelligence community and the Prime Minister’s office. This incident raises questions about the effectiveness of Czech intelligence in monitoring and reporting on information influencing national interests and regional relations with Poland. The Prime Minister revealed this information during a public event at Kramář's Villa on Saturday.