Poland Says It Expects Russia Will Target Its Border Crossings with Ukraine
Donald Tusk said Polish and Ukrainian services stopped a direct threat overnight, and warned Russia may target border crossings as it seeks to weaken Kyiv.
- On Thursday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced in Bratislava that Polish and Ukrainian services averted a direct threat to one of their shared border crossings overnight through joint cooperation.
- Tusk warned that Russia continues targeting international border checkpoints to weaken Ukraine economically, citing Wednesday's drone strike on an Odesa crossing that killed two people as a recent example.
- Intelligence provided directly by the CIA outlines potential security threats over the coming months, which Tusk said aligns with his long-standing warnings about escalating regional instability.
- "We must anticipate various scenarios; both Poland and all of Europe need to be prepared for different possibilities," Tusk stated, emphasizing heightened risks along the eastern flank.
- Tusk has repeatedly cautioned that NATO's eastern flank must remain vigilant as Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, which began in 2022, threatens shared borders across the region.
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Poland Expects Russian Attacks on Border Crossings With Ukraine as Moscow Targets Trade Routes, Tusk Says
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced during a press conference in Slovakia that Poland expects Russian attacks targeting border crossings shared with Ukraine.
Poland warns of a new threat scenario.
Poland is awaiting possible Russian attacks on border posts with Ukraine, and Donald Tusk has stated that one direct threat has already been averted by the cooperation of the Polish and Ukrainian services.
Cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian services prevented a "direct threat" to one of the border checkpoints last night, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday.
Cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian services prevented a "direct threat" to one of the border checkpoints last night, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday.
According to the Polish Prime Minister, we must be prepared for provocations from Russia.
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