Polish police arrest man suspected of plotting attack on prime minister

Polish police arrested a man on Sunday suspected of planning to kill Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. The suspect is a Polish man in his 60s. Police caught him in the Lower Silesia region in southwestern Poland.

Security services found the threat by looking at the man's activity online. Officials said there was a strong chance he would carry out the attacks. A special security meeting was held on Sunday to discuss the situation.

Prime Minister Tusk thanked police publicly for acting quickly. Poland has faced growing security concerns recently, including violent incidents at schools earlier in the week. The country has also received warnings about possible sabotage operations linked to Russia.