Former Polish President Andrzej Duda has released a document allegedly showing that then-Prime Minister Donald Tusk approved cooperation between Poland’s Military Counterintelligence Service and Russia, as well as several other nations, in 2011. Duda questioned the timing of the alleged agreement, pointing to Russia’s aggression against Georgia and the earlier Smolensk air disaster. The release of the document is a response to a photograph previously published by Tusk. This move escalates tensions between the two political figures, fueling a public debate about past security decisions. The authenticity of the document has not been independently verified. Duda’s allegations raise questions about the nature and implications of potential intelligence sharing during Tusk’s time in office. The situation is likely to become a significant point of contention in Polish politics.