The grain scandal is still being settled and the suspects included Poles, Ukrainians and an Estonian

Among the 17 suspected of fraud in importing grain from Ukraine are Poles, Ukrainians and an Estonian - Wednesday's "Rzeczpospolita" reported its findings. The newspaper reports that the number of suspects in the grain scandal during the PiS government is growing. "In the investigation conducted by the Rzeszów Regional Prosecutor's Office since last year, 17 people have already been charged with high-value fraud. The proceedings currently cover 75 companies from all over Poland that imported Ukrainian technical grain in 2022-2023," we read in the daily. The spokeswoman of the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów, prosecutor Dorota Sokołowska-Mach, informed "Rz" that the suspects in the investigation are mostly Polish citizens, but also Ukrainians and Estonians. The newspaper recalled that the uncontrolled import of cheap Ukrainian grain and corn to Poland collapsed the domestic sales. "The fraudsters sensed the interest and sold grain from Ukraine in the country as Polish. The ...