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- Polish lawmakers drafted pre-war legislation to boost defence against the Russian threat to NATO.
- Poland’s defence ministry prepared a draft law linking the military with internal security services.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that more Russian drones could enter NATO airspace.
- Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said Warsaw will increase helicopter and fighter flights.
- Poland will spend more than 4.81 % of its GDP on defence in 2026.