Polish security services meet after 'serious' threat to PM and defence minister

Government spokesperson tells Polish media 'the matter is serious'

Polish security services convened ​a special meeting on Sunday after ‌receiving information about a potential attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw ​Kosiniak-Kamysz, a spokesperson said.

Special services spokesperson ​Jacek Dobrzynski said he could not ⁠go into details but authorities were treating ​the threat as "deadly serious".

Earlier the Polish Interior Ministry announced Sunday that the police received a report about a possible assassination attempt targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski and Tomasz Siemoniak, the minister overseeing intelligence services, had ordered the initiation of actions in this matter, Karolina Galecka, Interior Ministry spokesperson, said on US social media company X.

W związku z informacją, która wpłynęła do @PolskaPolicja i dotyczy możliwego zamachu na premiera @donaldtusk oraz wicepremiera, ministra obrony narodowej @KosiniakKamysz , minister spraw wewnętrznych i administracji @MKierwinski oraz minister koordynator służb specjalnych… pic.twitter.com/35LKumue4s

— Karolina Gałecka (@K_Galecka) October 11, 2026

Representatives of the country's security services were also expected to hold an emergency meeting.

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Government spokesman Adam Szlapka told private broadcaster Polsat News that "the matter is serious," adding that Tusk had been briefed on the threat on Sunday morning, according to broadcaster TVP World.

He reaffirmed that Tusk remained in Warsaw and was continuing his official duties.

“The security services are, of course, working on the matter, and all information that can be disclosed at this stage will be provided immediately after the meeting,” Szlapka further said.