Aleks Szczerbiak
The PM wants to bolster his security narrative ahead of next year’s election, but it is a risky strategy.
Aleks Szczerbiak
The PM wants to bolster his security narrative ahead of next year’s election, but it is a risky strategy.
“AI is indispensable, both in the economic and security contexts, but it is crucial that it is used safely and responsibly,” says the defence minister.
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Moscow says it will take “retaliatory measures” that will make Poland “regret the anti-Russian steps” it has taken.
The project will include bunkers, minefields and anti-tank obstacles, as well as satellite monitoring, thermal imaging cameras and anti-drone systems.
“We are facing a foreign state that is conducting hostile action on Polish territory,” says the interior minister.
Andrzej Duda accused the government of violating procedures and endangering Poland’s preparation for an upcoming NATO summit.
The opposition claims that it is in fact Tusk and those around him who “cooperated with Russia against Poland”.
But he added that investigations are still ongoing.
They are responsible for acts included beatings and arson, said Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
The European Investment Bank will provide €300m for Polish satellites that would be part of the system.
In recent weeks, Poland has “thwarted planned attempts at direct action, including sabotage and attempted arson”, said Donald Tusk.
Film director Agnieszka Holland accused Tusk’s government of continuing the “inhuman rhetoric” of its predecessor.
NASK, a Polish state research institute, has identified attempted attacks by Fancy Bear, a Russian hacking group working on behalf of the Kremlin.
“From nurseries to senior citizens, everyone must be ready for different challenges,” says the defence minister.