On Thursday, Donald Tusk addressed the Sejm, warning that Moscow’s intelligence assessments point to a planned hybrid assault—drones and missiles—targeting Ukraine’s allies, with Poland singled out in the briefing.
He said the aim is to erode NATO’s cohesion by proving the alliance’s Article 5 is more rhetoric than reality, a move that could see drones strike the eastern flank of the bloc.
Poland’s strategic position as the main conduit for Western military and humanitarian aid to Kyiv has made it a frequent target of Russian sabotage, a claim the country has reiterated since 2022’s full‑scale invasion.
Tusk will depart for Kyiv on Friday to meet Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, a gesture that underscores the urgency of bolstering collective security amid escalating hybrid threats.