- We must reckon with various negative eventualities. Special services, the military, and state agencies are there to be prepared for adverse scenarios; if good ones emerge, then they'll simply be good. Russia has demonstrated this through the drone incursion, the violation of Polish airspace, and there have also been past incidents involving missiles and acts of sabotage - said Tomasz Siemoniak on Radio Plus.

- We can expect the worst and must be prepared for it, while also being flexible. This means something might recur, or it might not; there could be an entirely different kind of hybrid attack. We have the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border - he continued.

- Yes, definitely [the risk of acts of sabotage is greater than in recent months]. We are in a state of full readiness for various eventualities; that night from Tuesday to Wednesday last week was a turning point - he went on to say.