
Joanna Górska talks about safety in cities, the threat of sabotage near the border with Russia and securing the November 11 March.
Joanna Górska will interview the deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration about security in Polish cities after the events in Krakow, the threat of sabotage near the border with Russia and plans to secure the November 11 March in Warsaw.
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Poland maintains increased readiness of services in Warmia and Mazury due to the threat of sabotage. Preparations are underway to secure the gatherings on November 11.
We will talk with the deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration about safety in other Polish cities. Are we prepared for similar events? Are additional resources and changes in the operation of services needed? What conclusions does the Ministry of Interior and Administration draw from the attack in Krakow?
We will also ask about the threat of sabotage and sabotage near the border with Russia. The police have extended their operations in Warmia and Mazury, and prevention officers are still on duty in designated locations. What threats justify maintaining increased alert? Do the services have information about planned acts of sabotage? How does Poland protect itself against actions inspired by Russian services?
We will also talk about securing the November 11 March in Warsaw. What will the event security look like? Shouldn't the meeting be canceled?
We invite you to a conversation with Joanna Górska at 18:02 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, to the RMF24.pl website and to our social media!

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