Poland prevented attempted 'provocation' on Russian border, PM Tusk says

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the country thwarted a potential provocation on its border with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave. He reported suspicious activity observed shortly after midnight, which involved individuals with flashlights. Polish security forces, including police and military, have increased their presence in the northeastern border regions due to intelligence suggesting possible sabotage or incursions. Tusk emphasized ongoing concerns about Russia's intentions and the likelihood of further escalations. He noted that while the incident could not be definitively classified as a provocation, heightened vigilance remains necessary.