Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns that Russia plans “hybrid-style” drone and missile strikes targeting countries that support Ukraine, including Poland. He says the warning comes as the war enters what he describes as its most crucial phase and presents the threat as aimed at disrupting support for Kyiv.
Tusk says the suspected attacks may be structured to appear “accidental” and to paralyse, or at least weaken, the resolve of NATO member states to invoke relevant alliance provisions. Bloomberg reports the warning also includes the prospect of strikes against NATO allies, while Cyprus Mail adds that Tusk references unnamed intelligence agencies for his assessment.
Across the two reports, both outlets attribute the claims directly to Tusk and frame them as intelligence-based warnings rather than confirmed strikes. Neither source provides evidence of an imminent attack, but both describe the expected tactics—drone and missile use—and the intended political effect on NATO’s posture toward Ukraine.
