Tusk warns of Russia. The explosions at Kiev and the arrest of the PKOl chief

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Zdjęcie: Tusk ostrzega przed Rosją. Eksplozje pod Kijowem i areszt szefa PKOl


On Saturday August 29, Donald Tusk warned after talking to the NATO chief about possible Russian provocations. On the same day, the explosions at Kiev prompted Volodymyr Zelenski to announce the investigation, and the Polish court agreed to 3 months' arrest of the PKOl chief. For Poland, the common denominator of these events is the safety of the state and the efficiency of the institutions.

Warning after talking to NATO

Donald Tusk reported on Saturday the hazard of Russian provocation after talking to the NATO chief. The informing itself cannot replace action. The Polish state must have efficient procedures, resilient infrastructure and a clear consequence plan, due to the fact that Russian force does not end at the front. It besides aims to test the vigilance of the Alliance states.

Prime Minister's interview with NATO chief It is part of a wider debate on Poland's readiness for the following months. From the point of view of the Polish national interest, the specifics are: border protection, air defence, infrastructure safety and the ability of the services to counter quickly. Communications make sense erstwhile they have real state capabilities behind them.

The explosions under Kiev and the announcement of the investigation

The same day there was an detonation close Kiev. Volodymyr Zelenski reacted sharply and announced an investigation into the retention of ammunition close the buildings. The origin does not give the number of victims or a detailed account of the incident, so it is not allowed to correspond. With tragedy, precedence is given to helping victims, establishing facts and the work of institutions.

The case shows how advanced the price people pay for the risks present close the homes. Poland supports Ukraine against Russian aggression, but it besides has the right to require its own authorities to have tough realism. Preparation of NATO States on the east Flance must include civilian protection and safety of facilities the harm of which may endanger civilians.

Three-month detention of the PKOl chief

In Poland, the court agreed to 3 months of detention against the head of the Polish Olympic Committee. The available material does not describe the grounds for the decision or the charges and should so be based on information about the decision of the court. The interim detention is not a judgment, and the presumption of innocence remains in force.

Three different messages connect 1 issue: the quality of the state. Russian provocations require readiness, the tragedy at Kiev requires a solid investigation, and the substance of the head of the PKOl requires efficient and impartial action. For Poles, security, trust in institutions and assurance that the state reacts before the crisis gets out of control.

Source: WP News

Source: WP News

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