TUSK WARNS NATO: Polish PM Urges NATO to Act as Medvedev Warns ‘Peaceful Sleep of EU’ Is Over

Ajouté : 2026-06-02

[00:00:32]A Russian drone crash inside NATO member Romania has triggered fresh alarm across Europe's eastern flank with Poland now warning the alliance to take Moscow's threats more seriously. The incident comes after a Russian drone slammed into a residential building in the Romanian city of Galati during an attack on neighboring Ukraine, injuring a woman and a child. The crash marks the most serious spillover incident involving a NATO country since Russia launched its full-scale war with Ukraine.

[00:01:09]There is a war going on and the citizens of EU states as the population of the belligerent countries will not be able to sleep peacefully. Let them get ready.

[00:01:20]This will continue to happen.

[00:01:24]The warning came from former Russian President Dmitri Medvev who accused European governments of actively participating in the war by supplying Ukraine with weapons, drones, and intelligence. Medved also suggested that incidents involving European territory could continue, linking them directly to Western support for Kev.

[00:01:50]The remarks drew an immediate response from Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who argued that Russia's actions are no longer isolated incidents, but part of a growing pattern of provocations targeting NATO's eastern flank. Tusk pointed to repeated incidents involving Poland, the Baltic States, and now Romania.

[00:02:14]>> Poland, Baltic States, now Romania. more and more Russian provocations.

[00:02:21]Yesterday, the former president Medvadev said that the peaceful sleep of the EU citizens is over. Everyone in NATO should finally start taking these facts and words seriously.

[00:02:36]Tusk urged NATO allies to treat both Moscow's actions and rhetoric with greater urgency, warning that the security environment along the alliance's eastern border is becoming increasingly volatile. The drone strike and the war of words that followed have now pushed a larger question to the forefront of Europe's security debate.

[00:02:59]Is Moscow merely issuing warnings or signaling that countries backing Ukraine could increasingly face direct consequences from a conflict that was once confined within Ukraine's borders?