Tusk: Russian Attacks Near Polish Border Become Constant
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Polish government chief speaks out about Russian threat after new strike near border
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk predicted this Tuesday that the country is facing "very difficult weeks and months" because Russia's actions against Ukraine "are taking place closer and closer" to the border.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the coming weeks and months would be difficult for Poles because of Russia's increasingly aggressive actions against Ukraine.
Poland has been waiting for hard weeks and months against the backdrop of increased attacks on sites in western Ukraine near the Polish border, as announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Russian attacks near the Polish border have become constant, Donald Tusk said. Polish forces and defense structures operate in a reinforced regime.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that the coming weeks and months could be particularly challenging for Poland due to the escalating Russian attacks on Ukraine. He emphasized that Russia's actions are increasingly taking place in the immediate vicinity of the Polish border.
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