Polish PM Tusk: NATO intelligence indicates new Middle East escalation possible in coming days
Polish PM Donald Tusk told reporters: 'I have reasons to believe, also based on information we've received from our allies, that stabilization is unlikely in the coming days. On the contrary, a new escalation may occur.' Poland is a NATO member with access to alliance intelligence. The warning comes amid Katz's 'strikes will intensify' declaration, the Qatar missile alert, the IRGC Hormuz closure, and direct US-Iran talks preparations.
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Polish PM Tusk (NATO member): 'Based on information from our allies, stabilization is unlikely in the coming days. On the contrary, a new escalation may occur.' Poland's statement is based on NATO intelligence briefings.
The US is simultaneously preparing direct Iran talks in Pakistan and planning to deploy 10,000 more troops. Tusk's escalation warning from NATO intelligence suggests US allies see an imminent escalation spike rather than diplomatic progress dominance.
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