Polish authorities say they are investigating information about possible assassination attempts targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Poland’s Interior Ministry says a report about a potential attack is sent to the police via the State Protection Service (SOP), prompting action by police and other security bodies. Officials describe the matter as serious and say security services are convening to assess the threat.
Outlets report that an emergency meeting takes place with representatives from the police, SOP, and the internal security agency. Some reports add context from recent violence in Polish schools, noting that authorities have been on heightened alert and that several arrests have been made. Tusk has been cited as saying recent acts appear spontaneous rather than linked to an organized group. Other coverage focuses on the lack of clarity about the details of the alleged threat, including what form it may take and what specific information prompted the response.
