Donald Tusk stated that the main threat to Poland is Russia: “A dangerous neighbor that is waging war on our borders.”

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated on August 15 in Berlin that Poland must prioritize strength, independence, and sovereignty to avoid the threat of war. During his address, Tusk emphasized the necessity of national unity in the face of regional security concerns.

Tusk specifically cautioned against domestic political adversaries who he claims misidentify the source of threats. He argued that these internal opponents focus their hostility toward European partners rather than acknowledging Russia as the primary geopolitical adversary.