
A drone attack right on the border with Poland and coalition issues and elections in Krakow
AI-generated summary
A drone attack near the border with Poland raises questions about the country's defense readiness and military conscription plans.
One of the Russian drones hit a train right next to the border with Poland. Is Russia intensifying its actions? Can he resort to terrorist activities? How prepared are we for Russian provocations? Should universal and compulsory military service return?
Will the ruling coalition run as one electoral bloc in the upcoming elections? Does the Left even consider Prime Minister Donald Tusk's proposals? Or maybe an electoral alliance with the Razem Party is on the cards?
We will also talk about the elections in Krakow and Daria Gosek-Popiołek's chances for the position of president of Krakow.

The head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, submitted a notification to the prosecutor's office regarding Antoni Macierewicz. The case concerns an attack on Polish policemen, for which, according to the minister, a PiS politician must be held responsible.

While Russian drones attack near the Polish border, France has supported the idea of removing Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov from the EU sanctions list, which is controversial in Brussels.

In December, the G20 summit will be held in Miami, to which Poland was invited. President Karol Nawrocki announced that he wants to raise the voice of the Three Seas Initiative and present proposals regarding investments, demography and energy.

In the local elections in Lower Saxony, the SPD took second place and the AfD third with a result of 15.9 percent, more than tripling their previous result. The turnout was 64.6 percent.

The bloc of Swedish left-wing parties has an advantage of just three seats over the right after the majority of votes are counted. The final result will be determined by votes from abroad and early votes.

The spokeswoman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, criticized the statement of the head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, about NATO's military potential. Meanwhile, at night, Russia carried out a massive drone attack on Ukraine, and alerts were announced in Poland.