Polish Sejm Speaker: Threat from Russia is growing
Polish Sejm Speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty has called for Russia’s actions to be monitored on a daily basis, saying the threat from Moscow is growing, although there is no reason to panic.
Polish Sejm Speaker Karol Czarzasty warned that the threat from Russia is escalating during a recent Left party convention in Rzeszów. Czarzasty stressed that while there is no immediate risk of Russian troops entering Poland or the outbreak of war, the country cannot ignore growing provocations. Two kilometers from Poland's border, a drone struck a locomotive, and drones have been spotted on Baltic Sea beaches, he noted.
Czarzasty called on President Karol Nawrocki to acknowledge the increasing Russian threat, in response to Nawrocki's recent comments to Rzeczpospolita. In that interview, the Polish president insisted he did not perceive a fundamental change in the level of Russian threat. Meanwhile, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has cautioned that Russia could heighten tensions before Christmas, potentially through acts of sabotage and provocations in Poland.
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