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Polish PM Warns Russia May Stage “Accidental” Strikes on NATO’s Eastern Flank

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Russia could stage “accidental” strikes against NATO’s eastern flank, raising fears of escalation soon.

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Polish PM Warns Russia May Stage “Accidental” Strikes on NATO’s Eastern Flank

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia could deliberately stage an “accidental” strike against NATO’s eastern flank to test the alliance’s response. He said Moscow may seek to create confusion, exploit divisions, or provoke a limited crisis without openly declaring confrontation. Tusk urged NATO members to strengthen defenses and remain united as Russian military activity and hybrid operations increase. The warning underscores concerns that a miscalculation or staged incident could trigger a wider conflict across Europe in the future.

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