Polen: Ermittlungen wegen möglicher Anschlagspläne auf Regierungschef Tusk
Die polnischen Behörden sind nicht nur wegen einer Welle von Gewalt an Schulen angespannt. Neben Tusk könnte auch auf einen weiteren Spitzenpolitiker ein Anschlag geplant worden sein.
Warsaw - Polish authorities are investigating potential plans for an attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the country's Defense Minister, Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. This came to light through information shared by a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior on Sunday via the X online platform. Interior Minister Marcin Kierzek had ordered the necessary measures.
Police have received leads regarding a possible attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. "Read also: BND warns of 'violent conflict with Russia' Polish authorities are currently on high alert due to a wave of violence at schools, where a housekeeper died on Thursday. In recent days, the police have arrested 117 individuals.
Cybercrime specialists are examining whether competition on social media could be the trigger for the wave of violence. However, so far, nothing indicates such a large-scale, organized group intent on creating a threat. "We are not dealing with a large-scale, organized group of people who wish to create a threat," said Tusk on Sunday before a special session with the Interior Minister and representatives of the police and intelligence services.
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