Polish police receive information regarding potential threat to PM and Defence Minister

Polish authorities have confirmed that police received information regarding a potential attack targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. The alert prompted an immediate response from security services tasked with protecting high-ranking government officials.

An Interior Ministry spokesperson announced the development on the social media platform X on Sunday. The statement indicated that the information was received by law enforcement agencies, though specific details regarding the nature of the threat or the identity of those involved were not disclosed.

The government has not provided further information on whether the threat has been neutralized or if specific suspects have been apprehended. Security protocols surrounding both the Prime Minister and the Defence Minister are currently being reviewed in light of the reported intelligence.

The announcement has drawn attention to the security environment for Poland’s leadership. Authorities continue to monitor the situation as investigations into the credibility and origin of the information proceed.