Suspect Threatening Polish PM Tusk Detained in Poland
A man suspected of making threats against Prime Minister Donald Tusk and planning an assassination attempt on him has been detained in Poland.
This was announced by Polish Minister of Interior Marcin Kierwiński on the social network X.
According to the minister, law enforcement officers detained the suspect, who threatened the head of the Polish government and intended to organize an assassination attempt against him. Kierwiński did not disclose other details of the detention.
Donald Tusk also reacted to the detention and thanked the police for "quick and decisive actions."
Earlier, Polish police received information about a possible threat of an assassination attempt on Donald Tusk and Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
The spokesperson for the minister-coordinator of special services, Jacek Dobrzyński, reported on the high probability of the threats being carried out. According to him, the relevant services were instructed to check the information and take necessary measures. The Polish authorities emphasized that they take the threat seriously, and the prime minister's security is ensured by the appropriate services.
