Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned on Thursday that Russia is planning to launch hybrid attacks using drones or rockets against NATO countries, including Poland, that support Ukraine. The warning comes amid heightened tensions between Russia and Western nations following Russia’s ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Tusk emphasized that these strikes could target infrastructure and military installations, posing a direct threat to NATO’s security.
The alert follows recent reports of increased Russian military activity near the borders of Eastern Europe. While no specific targets have been named, Tusk stressed the need for NATO to remain vigilant and strengthen defensive measures. The warning also highlights the growing concern over Russia’s use of hybrid warfare tactics, which combine conventional military actions with cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns.
Meanwhile, Russia and China have blocked a United Nations resolution aimed at extending sanctions monitoring on Iran. The move underscores the geopolitical divide between Western nations and Russia, which continues to challenge international efforts to curb nuclear proliferation. The situation reflects the broader complexities of global diplomacy in the face of escalating conflicts.
