Radoslaw Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister, stated that Russia could be preparing provocations against Poland, including cyberattacks and sabotage.

Radoslaw Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister, raised an alarm regarding possible provocations from Russia, stating that Warsaw possesses information about Moscow's plans. During a conference alongside his French counterpart, Jean-Noel Barrot, Sikorski highlighted Russia's hostile activities, which include cyberattacks, sabotage, arson, and drone incidents.

Poland, a frontline NATO state and a crucial hub for military aid to Ukraine, warned that Russia might resort to hybrid operations to test the alliance without triggering an open war. Sikorski emphasized the risk of a false flag operation, comparing it to the Gleiwitz incident of 1939, and sent a clear message to Moscow: "We know what you are planning. Don't do it." The purpose of these warnings is to deter Russia from implementing provocations.