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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has called on the country's security services to remain on high alert following intelligence received after CIA chief John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow. The developments have raised questions about whether Vladimir Putin could be preparing to target a NATO member.
“Russia is losing in its military activities in Ukraine,” says Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs in an exclusive interview with TVP World. According to the Latvian leader, Russia is losing around 34,000 troops per month and is therefore incapable of opening another front. However, he also warns that Moscow remains a serious hybrid and cyber threat, particularly during election periods.
Join Marcin Zaborowski and his guest as they discuss Russia's war in Ukraine, security threats facing NATO's eastern flank, hybrid warfare, defense cooperation between Poland and the Baltic states, and the future of European security.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Intelligence warnings and NATO security concerns
02:34 - Border provocations and hybrid threats from Russia
03:14 - Illegal migration as a tool of hybrid warfare
06:02 - Poland’s commitment to defend the Baltic states
07:05 - Should Poland expand its military presence in Latvia?
08:33 - Energy prices, competitiveness and European economy
10:27 - Why eastern flank countries want EU compensation
12:19 - The Latvian PM on leadership and growing popularity
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