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Poland warns of Russian border provocations following CIA report

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned of potential Russian provocations and sabotage targeting border crossings and critical infrastructure in Poland and other NATO eastern flank countries. Speaking in Bratislava, Tusk revealed he received a 'quite precise report' from CIA Director John Ratcliffe regarding security threats expected in the coming months.

Tusk reported that Polish and Ukrainian security services successfully collaborated to avert an immediate threat at a specific border crossing point, though the exact nature and location of the incident were not disclosed. He noted that Russia has already utilized provocative attacks on border infrastructure, citing recent drone strikes in the Odessa region of Moldova that resulted in two deaths.

The Prime Minister emphasized that Russia may target commercial routes to undermine Ukraine's economic resilience. He urged European nations and NATO allies to prepare for various security scenarios, noting that the next several months could be critical for the security of the region.

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CIA · Donald Tusk · John Ratcliffe · Poland · Russia · Ukraine

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