
The Polish opposition has rejected reports of alleged plots to assassinate Prime Minister Donald Tusk and other officials, calling them media stunts and calling on the government to resign.
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In Poland, reports spread about the alleged preparation of an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the coordinating minister of the intelligence services, which the opposition called unfounded.
The Polish opposition ridiculed reports of alleged preparations for an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Donald Tusk, as well as on the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the coordinating minister of the special services. The Onet portal wrote about this.
Thus, Sejm deputy Monika Pavlovska from the Development Plus movement emphasized that Tusk and his subordinates are turning the Polish state into a circus. “These media stunts, this PR nonsense cannot hide the incompetence of these people. Resign,” she urged.
According to Andrzej Slivka, a lawmaker from the Law and Justice party, Tusk is cynically playing the role of a victim without providing evidence. His party colleague Stanislav Karchevsky added that the government is deliberately sowing panic.

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