
AI-generated summary
Within two days, there were two knife attacks in schools in Poland - first in Ostrołęka, and then in Leszczydole-Nowiny. These incidents have sparked a wide debate about safety in educational institutions and the impact of the online environment on young people.
On Thursday, at the primary school in Leszczydole-Nowiny (Masovian Voivodeship), a 15-year-old attacked three people, including a 37-year-old employee of the facility, who died.
The day before, at the Vocational School Complex No. 4 in Ostrołęka, a 19-year-old attacked nine people with a knife, including five students and two teachers. He also had a backpack with homemade explosives.
The incidents aroused a lot of emotions. We are aware that in such an atmosphere someone may come up with a stupid, dangerous idea - said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. He added that after recent events, there are signs that parents are paying more attention to what their children are interested in online.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The authorities will introduce stricter security procedures in primary and secondary schools
Very likely · Within weeks
Increased controls on young people's access to explosives and cold weapons
Likely · Within months

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On provincial road No. 312, a 20-year-old driver of an Audi hit two Ukrainian cyclists. The 20-year-old died, and the 27-year-old was transported to hospital in a serious condition.

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In the Warsaw school at ul. Mińska, a 21-year-old woman injured a 17-year-old girl and two other people with a knife. The perpetrator was arrested. At the same time, an incident involving the use of a machete occurred in Olsztyn, in which no one was injured.

Minister Tomasz Siemoniak announced that the services are investigating the Russian element in the wave of disinformation and false alarms in Polish schools. He emphasized that the aim of such actions is to destabilize the country. The police continue to intensify patrols in educational institutions.

In response to acts of violence, the Police Headquarters resumes patrols in schools. The officers, supported by CBZC and ABW, are monitoring facilities and the Internet, where 76 people suspected of planning attacks and threats have already been detained.