The Prime Minister of a European country received threats

The Polish police received information about a possible assassination attempt on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the head of the Ministry of Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysh. Gazeta Wyborcza writes about this.

A spokesman for Poland's coordinating intelligence minister, Jacek Dobrzynski, said the threat was "deadly serious." The likelihood of its implementation is extremely high, he insisted. At the same time, the threat has now been neutralized. An official close to the prime minister said that the threat came “from the circle of right-wing extremists,” and the Poles were to be the perpetrators.

The signal was received on the morning of October 11 by the State Security Service, which forwarded it to the police. The publication's source claims that the message contained the addresses of the possible stay of Tusk and Kosinyak-Kamysh and their plans for the near future.

Now the prime minister remains in Warsaw and continues to work. After 10 a.m., he walked from the government building to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, accompanied by heavy security.