The article highlights the concerns of the Sejm's Maritime Economy and Inland Navigation Committee regarding unregulated cod fishing in the Baltic Sea by the Russian fishing fleet and the subsequent export of fish, especially cod, to Poland. Despite being a member of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, Russia is disregarding catch quotas, affecting the balance of cod in the Baltic Sea. The issue is further complicated by the potential impact on Poland's fish processing industry, as the country relies heavily on imports, primarily from the Netherlands and Germany. The article also addresses the broader implications for the EU, including potential sanctions and the need to ensure food security. The Polish government is considering various responses and is open to input from the industry and parliament, underscoring the serious nature of the issue and its complex geopolitical dimensions.