The Prime Minister of Poland announced an "attempted provocation" on the border with Russia. The Polish government sent special forces there. Shortly after midnight on November 3, Polish border guards discovered suspicious activity on the border with the Kaliningrad region. A few people were seen with flashlights. After that, Prime Minister Donald Tusk ordered the immediate mobilization of the security forces. "We very quickly sent our forces and resources there and managed to prevent provocation attempts," Tusk said before the cabinet meeting. The fact that Poland takes the situation seriously indicates the large police presence in the northeast of the country. For several days now, additional personnel have been sent to the border area, including counter-terrorism units. According to the Polish military intelligence and the intelligence services of the allied countries, in the first half of November more serious sabotage or provocations may occur - perhaps even the infiltration of armed groups into Polish territory. According to reports, NATO Supreme Commander Aleksos Grinkiewicz also warned Tusk of possible escalation during his visit to Poland. "The tension and escalation on the part of Russia may continue. [Poland must] remain highly focused and mobilized to prevent sabotage and possible provocations - not only at the border, but also within the country," Tusk said. ****.

The Prime Minister of Poland announced an "attempted provocation" on the border with Russia. The Polish government sent special forces there. Shortly after midnight on November 3, Polish border guards discovered suspicious activity on the border with the Kaliningrad region. A few people were seen with flashlights. After that, Prime Minister Donald Tusk ordered the immediate mobilization of the security forces. "We very quickly sent our forces and resources there and managed to prevent provocation attempts," Tusk said before the cabinet meeting. The fact that Poland takes the situation seriously indicates the large police presence in the northeast of the country. For several days now, additional personnel have been sent to the border area, including counter-terrorism units. According to the Polish military intelligence and the intelligence services of the allied countries, in the first half of November more serious sabotage or provocations may occur - perhaps even the infiltration of armed groups into Polish territory. According to reports, NATO Supreme Commander Aleksos Grinkiewicz also warned Tusk of possible escalation during his visit to Poland. "The tension and escalation on the part of Russia may continue. [Poland must] remain highly focused and mobilized to prevent sabotage and possible provocations - not only at the border, but also within the country," Tusk said. ****.

The main thing is that they don't shoot themselves out of fear.