Polish security services convened an emergency meeting at the Internal Security Agency headquarters in Warsaw after the State Protection Service transmitted an intelligence report warning of a potential assassination plot targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister and National Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Euronews reported.
Emergency Security Meeting Convenes in Warsaw
The high-level security session began at 11:00 local time on Sunday inside the headquarters of the Agencja Bezpieczeństwa Wewnętrznego (ABV). Representatives from the Polish National Police, the State Protection Service (SOP), and the Internal Security Agency gathered to evaluate the incoming intelligence. Jacek Dobrzyński, spokesperson for the minister coordinator of special services, confirmed to the Polish Press Agency that officials met to address the threat but declined to share granular operational details while the assessment remains active.
State Protection Service Flags Extreme Threat Level
The operational alert originated when the State Protection Service transmitted an electronic report directly to national police channels, utilizing standard protective protocols for high-ranking government officials rather than informal warnings, according to Ministry of the Interior spokesperson Karolina Galecka. The special services characterized the potential conspiracy as extremely grave, with Dobrzyński publicly noting a high probability that the threat could be executed—a stark tone rarely employed by Polish official channels outside of active crises.
Targeting the Architects of Poland’s Defense Policy
Operating as a frontline state bordering Belarus and Ukraine, Poland maintains heightened security postures amid deep domestic political polarization and ongoing regional conflict. Security forces previously arrested a 23-year-old individual in August on allegations of inciting attacks against senior state officials, while Tusk reported receiving threats following the 2024 assassination attempt on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Geopolitical Stakes Across the European Frontier
Warsaw continues to push the European Union council for expanded financial commitments toward border fortifications and critical infrastructure protection, aligning with Baltic and Nordic partners against more fiscally conservative member states. As intelligence agencies continue their internal reviews, officials have not publicly attributed the plot to any specific state actor or individual suspect.

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