"Individuals with Flashlights". The Prime Minister received information about "disturbing movements" at the border.

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced heightened security measures along the border with Russia due to potential threats of sabotage and armed incursions. Following intelligence reports, significant police and counter-terrorism forces were deployed to prevent possible provocations. Tusk also condemned recent violent actions against the Constitutional Tribunal, asserting the need for legal order and stability. He emphasized the importance of recognizing legally elected judges amidst rising tensions fueled by Russian influence. Additionally, Tusk approved new members for the National Bank of Poland's board to stabilize the currency. Today's government meeting will address various legislative proposals, including shared custody laws and adjustments to fines in criminal proceedings.