Russian Plans Include Strikes Against Ukraine's Allies, Polish PM Says
Tusk said intelligence indicates Moscow wants to use drones and missiles to test NATO resolve and weaken support for Kyiv.
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said intelligence assessments indicate Russia may plan drone and missile strikes against countries supporting Ukraine, including Poland.
- Tusk said such attacks could weaken NATO’s unity and make its collective-defense commitment appear less effective.
- Poland scrambled military aircraft after a Russian attack in western Ukraine near its border, temporarily closing airports and issuing air-raid warnings.
- US President Donald Trump said progress was being made toward establishing a US Army base in Poland, with its location not yet announced.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns of attacks by Russia with drones and missiles on NATO member states. In an unscheduled speech for the Polish…
Poland’s Tusk says Russia plans ‘hybrid’ missile and drone attacks on Kyiv’s allies
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday, citing unnamed intelligence agencies, that Russia plans to launch ‘hybrid’ drone and missile attacks against countries supporting Ukraine. “These potential strikes would be quote-unquote ‘accidental’ in nature, intended to paralyse or at least weaken the resolve of NATO states to invoke the relevant NATO provisions in the […]
Russia could launch "hybrid attacks with drones or missiles against Poland and other countries on the eastern flank of NATO, presenting them as accidental, warned Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Thursday, reading reports of Polish intelligence services, reports News.ro reading TVP World. The Polish Prime Minister said that such attacks could have ...
Russian plans include strikes against Ukraine's allies, Polish PM says
In a speech to the Polish parliament, Donald Tusk says there is a "real risk" that Russian drones may fall on "the territory of one or several NATO countries on the eastern flank" and call it an accident.
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