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Poland Accuses Russia of ‘Flashlight’ Provocation Along Kaliningrad Border

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“Poland Accuses Russia of ‘Flashlight’ Provocation Along Kaliningrad Border”

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Polish and NATO intelligence services received information in recent weeks about possible “acts of diversion or more serious provocations” that could occur near Poland’s border with Russia sometime in early November.

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