Polish law enforcement agencies and the Ministry of Interior and Administration have received alarming intelligence regarding a potential assassination plot targeting key state figures: Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Information about the planned attack was reported to the police, prompting specialized agencies to immediately step up security measures.
Law Enforcement Response and Emergency Meeting
Karolina Gałecka, press secretary for the Polish Ministry of Interior, officially confirmed the receipt of this intelligence. According to her, Minister of Interior and Administration Marcin Kierwiński and Minister-Coordinator for Special Services Tomasz Siemoniak ordered all necessary protective measures to be implemented. An emergency meeting was scheduled for Sunday, October 11, at 11:00 AM at the Counter-Terrorism Center of Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW). The meeting brought together key representatives from the police, the State Protection Service, and ABW to coordinate further actions.
Hybrid Warfare and Threat Context
Experts and government officials link this incident to the broader escalation of Russian hybrid activities across European nations. As one of the main logistical and political hubs supporting Ukraine, Poland regularly faces attempts to destabilize its internal security. Previously, Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that the upcoming weeks and months could become a period of heightened risk for active measures by the Russian Federation, including provocations directly on Polish soil.
Allies' Assessments and Potential Scenarios
Regional partners share similar concerns. Specifically, the leadership of neighboring Lithuania and other allied nations has warned of risks regarding potential 'false flag' operations and other sabotage activities within the European Union. International intelligence agencies highlight the high probability of continued hybrid pressure aimed at intimidating political leaders who support Ukraine.