Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns that Russia is planning “hybrid” strikes that could involve drones and missiles or rockets targeting Poland and other European countries on NATO’s eastern flank. In his comments, he frames the threat as part of Russia’s broader pressure on states that support Ukraine.
Tusk’s warning is reported across multiple outlets as a caution about possible attacks on NATO territory, with some descriptions specifying drones and missiles or rockets. The independent and AP-based accounts emphasize the hybrid nature of the threat, while other outlets use similar wording about “hybrid” strike planning. The Hindu also connects the warning to recent events near the Polish-Ukrainian border, noting that European leaders narrowly avoided a drone strike on a train earlier in the week.
Additionally, The Hindu says Tusk announces travel to Ukraine overnight until September 18, presenting it as an act of defiance. Other sources focus primarily on the threat assessment itself, without expanding as much on the travel or the train incident.
