The digital minister has previously warned that his country faces some 2,000–3,000 cyberattacks on its infrastructure daily.

Warsaw said the incident was another test of its defenses.

It is the latest provocation in a chain that has seen alleged Russian hybrid attacks taking place across allied NATO territory.

The potential move comes after the Pentagon sought to pull troops from the country earlier this year.

Investigators have not yet established what mission the uncrewed aerial vehicle was carrying out.

Polish prime minister spoke of U.S. intel pointing to various scenarios, not just on the Russia-Ukraine border but the whole Eastern flank.

Poland is emerging as a key military power for the US in Europe, with higher spending and war-readiness than its neighbors.

The number of crimes against Ukrainians in Poland is rising as right-wing Polish politicians ramp-up anti-Ukraine rhetoric.

The call comes amid a series of hybrid attacks throughout Europe and the incursion of explosive-laden drones in Germany.

The incident comes amid an intensification of suspected Russian attacks targeting facilities linked to military production supporting Ukraine.

The incident comes amid a range of suspected Russian-linked sabotage attacks across Europe.

BRUSSELS — Poland “does not want” allied nuclear weapons stationed on its territory, the country’s Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said Thursday, despite growing worries of a Russian incursion

Polish authorities have notified Meta multiple times, but the company still hasn't offered "an effective and adequate response" to the issue, the country's deputy prime minister writes.