
A spokesman for the Polish Interior Ministry said that the police had received information indicating that someone was suspected of planning to attack Prime Minister Tusk and a number of ministerial officials, and the anti-terrorism department had convened a meeting to discuss countermeasures.
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Poland has been in turmoil recently due to frequent school attacks.
A spokesman for the Polish Interior Ministry said that the Polish police had received information that someone suspected of being planning to attack Prime Minister Tusk (pictured) and a number of ministerial officials. (European News Agency file photo)
A spokesman for the Polish Interior Ministry stated today (11th) that the Polish police received intelligence information that showed that people were suspected of planning attacks on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and a number of ministerial officials, and the anti-terrorism department had discussed countermeasures.
According to Reuters, Polish Interior Ministry spokesperson Karolina Galecka posted on the Siemoniak) may have been attacked, the relevant leaders have ordered actions to be taken in response to the incident.”
Galecka added that the Polish Police, State Protection Service, Internal Security Service and other units under the Ministry of Interior will hold a meeting at the Anti-Terrorism Center at 11 a.m. to discuss the situation.
Poland has been in turmoil recently due to frequent campus attacks. The latest incident occurred on Saturday local time. Students at a further education college in the capital Warsaw stabbed three people with a knife on campus. Preliminary police investigation showed that the assailant and the victim did not know each other.
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