Russia has planned "terrorist acts" in the air against Poland and other countries. This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk after a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Warsaw, "Reuters".
Security officials have indicated that packages that exploded at logistics warehouses in Europe were part of a test linked to a Russian plot to cause explosions on cargo flights to the United States.
Explosions erupted at warehouses in Britain, Germany and Poland in July. Russia has denied involvement in the incidents, and Tusk did not specifically mention them.
"The latest information may confirm the validity of the concerns that Russia was planning terrorist acts in the air, not only against Poland," Tusk said at a news conference. He did not specify what actions were in question.
Moscow has consistently denied being behind the explosions at courier warehouses, as well as arson and attacks on individuals, which Western officials say were carried out by agents paid by Russia.