Poland: Russia has planned aerial terrorism against airlines worldwide

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Poland: Russia has planned aerial terrorism against airlines worldwide

Poland claims Russia has planned air terrorism against airlines worldwide

Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister of Poland, announced on Wednesday, January 16, that Russia had plans for aerial terrorist acts against global airlines and had targeted Poland and other countries for sabotage.

According to Reuters, security officials have said that packages that exploded in logistics warehouses in Europe were part of a test for Russia’s plan to cause explosions on cargo flights to the United States.

In November, Lithuania arrested several individuals for sending incendiary devices to Western airplanes. There have also been reports of fires related to these devices in Poland, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

These explosions occurred in warehouses in the mentioned countries in July. Russia has denied any involvement in these incidents, and the Polish Prime Minister did not specifically mention these explosions.

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