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Head of the National Security Bureau: NATO Should Respond to Russia's Attacks

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
Bartosz Grodecki, head of the presidential National Security Bureau, believes that NATO's lack of response to the Russian missile near Lublin and Sunday's attack right on the Polish border will result in further escalation.

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Despite Russia's attacks coming ever closer to NATO and the EU, the collective reactions remain subdued. Behind the scenes, the understanding between the Kremlin and the White House plays a key role. The US does not seem prepared to fight back.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Russia launched an attack on a truck on Ukrainian territory some 800 metres from the Polish border, which forced a temporary interruption of the operation of one of the border crossings between the two countries and rekindled the alarms between NATO members. The attack took place in the immediate vicinity [...] The Russian entrance attacked a target 800 metres from Poland and growing concern at the NATO border was first published in Diario San R…

NATO should respond to Russian actions aimed at Poland and conducted directly at its border, says Bartosz Grodecki, head of the National Security Bureau.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Bartosz Grodecki, head of the presidential National Security Bureau, believes that NATO's lack of response to the Russian missile near Lublin and Sunday's attack right on the Polish border will result in further escalation.

·Poland
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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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