Polish PM Tusk warns of ‘difficult months’ as Russia escalates
Polish PM Donald Tusk warned that Poland faces difficult weeks and months as Russia intensifies its aggression against Ukraine, noting that Russian attacks are increasingly taking place near the Polish border.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed concern that Poland is set to face a challenging period ahead due to Russia's escalating aggression towards Ukraine. On September 29, Tusk noted that Russian attacks are occurring more frequently near the Polish border, leading to the warning of difficult weeks and months for the nation.
Tusk stated that the Polish government and security services are taking all necessary measures to prevent the threat from spreading to Polish territory, emphasizing their commitment to avoid any adverse events on Polish soil.
Earlier on September 28, a Russian drone attack was reported near the Yahodyn-Dorohusk Ukrainian-Polish border crossing, underscoring the ongoing threat. Tusk revealed that Polish forces are forced to constantly deploy aircraft to counter these attacks, which have become a recurring issue near the border. The Polish authorities remain on high alert because of the persistent Russian aggression towards Ukraine, with Tusk expressing his worry that the aggression is getting closer to the Polish border.
Tusk also highlighted the cooperation between Poland and Ukraine in addressing these threats. He assured that Poland can rely on receiving timely information about any potential threats approaching its territory. Tusk explained that Polish and Ukrainian forces collaborate to report and eliminate any threats while they are still in Ukrainian airspace, demonstrating their joint resolve to combat the escalating aggression.
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