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Poland’s prime minister, Donald Tusk, declared that Poland will not cede any territory in future conflicts with Russia. This statement followed president Karol Nawrocki’s warning on X about potential Russian hybrid attacks using drones and rockets across Europe. Tusk emphasized Poland’s commitment to NATO allies and warned of the imminent risk of such attacks entering European countries’ territories. He also met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, discussing the need for strengthened defenses along NATO’s eastern flank.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-18,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Donald Tusk, Poland's Prime Minister, warned in a speech to the Polish Parliament that Russia plans to launch "hybrid" drone and missile attacks against countries supporting Ukraine, potentially including Poland. These strikes would be presented as accidental incidents to paralyze or weaken NATO’s willingness to respond collectively under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty. Intelligence suggests Russia is increasingly using high-speed jet-powered drones, making such attacks harder to intercept before they reach their targets. The warnings come amid growing tensions and recent Russian drone activity near Ukraine's border with Poland. Tusk plans to visit Ukraine next to discuss cooperation within an integrated air defense system, a cheaper alternative to the US-built Patriot missile defense system.
Written for “Russia Plans Strikes Against Ukraine …” on 2026-10-05,
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Poland’s prime minister Donald Tusk has insisted that his country will not surrender any territory whatsoever in any future conflict with Russia.
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country → insist → Russia
His statement comes shortly after he warned on Thursday that the Kremlin is plotting hybrid strikes with drones and rockets across European countries supporting Ukraine.
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Kremlin → come → Ukraine
Tusk was responding to president Karol Nawrocki who wrote on X on Thursday: “We are a nation that may lose territory, but we will never lose our soul; we may surrender territory, but we will never surrender our Homeland.
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we → respond → Homeland
The prime minister responded: “My President, I suggest deleting this post.
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I → respond → post
We do not intend to give up even a scrap of our territory.”
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We → intend → territory
He later doubled down with a video posted to X of him, saying: “Loyalty to our allies and determination - that is our common strength.
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that → double → allies
We will not yield a single inch of territory.”
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We → yield → territory
On Thursday, the Polish leader landed in Ukraine to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky and warned of “difficult weeks and months ahead of us.”
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leader → land → us
Tensions have been rising across Europe amid concerns that president Vladimir Putin could extend hybrid attacks to Nato countries after a spate of airspace violations attributed to Russia.
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Putin → rise → Russia
Tusk has been calling for a bolstering of defences along Nato’s eastern flank and called for a no-fly zone in September last year.
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Tusk → call → September
“There is a real risk that drones or other types of projectiles will enter the territory of one or several countries on the eastern flank and even cause destruction,” Tusk warned onThursday.
“The official narration will be that it’s an accident and there is no reason for Nato to think about a response.”
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Nato → be → response
Poland’s deputy defence minister Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka said on Friday that a potential permanent US army base would be located in the west of the country after US president Donald Trump said progress was being made to establish it.
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progress → say → it
Meanwhile, French president Emmanuel Macron held an emergency meeting to a meeting to discuss the impact of both the war in Ukraine and the Middle East crisis on fuel prices in his country.
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Macron → hold → country
Russia insists it does not want war with Europe, but Putin has previously made claims that Moscow is “ready to fight”.
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Moscow → insist → claims
Earlier this week veteran foreign minister Sergei Lavrov warned any fight between Russia and Europe would be “very short”.
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fight → warn → Russia
Last month, CIA director John Ratcliffe made a rare trip to Moscow, the first since his predecessor made a visit in the weeks before the country’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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predecessor → make → 2022
Sources familiar with the matter told CBS News and the Wall Street Journal that Ratcliffe made the journey in order to warn Russia against attacking Nato.
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Ratcliffe → tell → Nato
Foreign ministry spokesperson Dmitry Peskov called the claims “scare stories”, adding that they “have nothing to do with reality” and added that Moscow “is facing a very aggressive policy towards itself from European countries.”
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Moscow → call → countries
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