Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz has said there is currently no evidence that Russia is preparing a military attack on Poland. His remarks push back against claims suggesting an immediate threat and signal that Warsaw is not seeing signs of such a move.
Speaking in a radio interview, the minister said the available information does not point to plans for a direct assault on Polish territory. The comments appear aimed at calming speculation over a possible escalation involving Poland, a NATO member that borders the wider region affected by tensions with Russia.
Kosiniak-Kamysz's statement reflects an official assessment rather than a broader political warning. By stressing the lack of indicators, he drew a distinction between general regional security concerns and the specific claim that Russia is preparing to strike Poland.
The comments come as security issues remain highly sensitive across Eastern Europe. Even so, the Polish defense minister's position was clear: Warsaw does not currently see signs supporting reports of an impending Russian military attack on Poland.
