Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that an intensification of Russian attacks on Ukraine is imminent, which could affect Poland. The statements were made after Tusk chaired an emergency meeting of the Polish government, convened following Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian territory.
Tusk stated that the coming weeks and months will be a period of very intense actions by Russia against Ukraine. The prime minister also admitted that this escalation of the conflict could have direct consequences for Poland, a NATO member country and neighbor of Ukraine.
The head of the Polish government spoke to the France-Presse news agency (AFP), without the article revealing further details about specific measures Poland might take in the face of this threat. The emergency meeting reflects the growing concern of Polish authorities with the possibility of the conflict spreading beyond Ukrainian borders.
