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Tusk warns of future attacks after border threat averted

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said a “direct threat” at the Poland-Ukraine border was averted, and warned that future attacks could follow. He cited U.S. intelligence indicating multiple scenarios across the Eastern flank, not only along the Russia-Ukraine border.
WHO: Donald Tusk
WHAT: Tusk warned of possible future attacks after saying a direct threat at the Poland-Ukraine border was averted.
WHEN: Reported Sep 10, 2026 at 4:49 PM ET
WHERE: Poland-Ukraine border
WHY: Tusk was reacting to a “direct threat” he said was averted at the Poland-Ukraine border and to U.S. intelligence pointing to multiple attack scenarios.

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