A man has been detained in Poland on suspicion of planning the assassination of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, after police received credible information about possible attacks against the premier and his defence minister.
The information raised concerns over potential threats to both senior government figures. Authorities acted on the intelligence and detained the man, although no details have been provided about his identity or the circumstances of the arrest.
The case centres on an alleged plan targeting Mr Tusk. The available information does not state when or where the detention took place, nor does it set out what specific actions the suspect is alleged to have taken.
Police have not disclosed further details about the possible attacks or indicated what will happen next in the case. The latest known position is that the man remains detained while the allegations are addressed by the Polish authorities.