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Poland Accuses Russia of Global Sabotage Plans Including Threats to Airlines

Poland's Prime Minister Tusk warns of Russia's alleged sabotage plans targeting global airlines, amidst rising tensions in Europe.

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  1. Poland's Tusk accuses Russia of planning global acts of airline terror

    The allegations from Poland's Prime Minister highlight a serious and escalating threat posed by Russian operatives, underscoring the urgency for heightened vigilance and international cooperation in addressing the potential for sabotage and hybrid warfare.

    Poland's Tusk accuses Russia of planning global acts of airline terror

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  3. Poland's Leader Accuses Russia of Planning Acts of Terror against 'airlines over the World'

    The growing evidence of Russia's involvement in acts of sabotage underscores a strategic attempt to destabilize Western nations, revealing the profound threat posed to global security.

    Poland's Leader Accuses Russia of Planning Acts of Terror against 'airlines over the World'

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Updated: Jan 15th, 2025, 12:02 PM ET

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has accused Russia of planning sabotage globally, including acts of air terror against airlines. He cites fears of hybrid warfare as retaliation for Ukraine support, backed by Western intelligence concerns regarding attempts to place incendiary devices on cargo planes. The Kremlin has dismissed such allegations, while Poland highlights a broader Russian strategy of chaos along the EU's borders.

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