Poland sends massive police force to the border with Russia after "disturbing movements at the border"

A large-scale police operation is underway in northeastern Poland near the Russian border due to reported suspicious movements. Prime Minister Donald Tusk indicated that intelligence had warned of potential armed groups attempting to cross the border. Following reports of individuals with flashlights, a significant police presence was deployed to monitor the situation. The operation is preventive and involves additional border guard and police personnel, including anti-terror units. Tusk emphasized the need for vigilance against potential sabotage and foreign interference, linking it to ongoing tensions with Russia. Poland has been on alert since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, investing heavily in defense and border security.