Poland warns of Russian 'hybrid strikes' on NATO allies as Tusk calls winter 'critical moment'

On the 87th anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed parliament not with historical mourning but with forward-facing alarm: Russian intelligence, he said, points to a deliberate campaign of hybrid strikes—drones and missiles disguised as accidents—aimed at fracturing NATO's collective will from within. The threat is not conquest but corrosion, a patient strategy to make Article 5 feel like a promise no one intends to keep. As Ukraine endures escalating bombardment and winter approaches, the eastern flank of the alliance faces a test designed less to de