Poland's prime minister has warned of a possible Russian attack on London

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk believes that not only Eastern Europe but also the UK will be under threat if Russia attacks NATO countries. He said this in an interview with The Times.

Tusk urged the British to abandon the "sweet illusion" of security. He recalled that after his visit to Kiev, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reported the arson attack on his home in London, allegedly organised by Russian intelligence.

What struck me was that no one in Britain was shocked by this. The reaction was like a football match. But if the Russians are capable of such things, then they are capable of anything," the Polish prime minister said.

He also warned of a new threat: Russia's deployment of hypersonic Oreshnik missiles in Belarus or Kaliningrad could allow Moscow to launch a nuclear strike on any European capital, including London. The threat is global, he said, especially given current technology.

We are already under massive cyberattack. In Poland, they can destroy railways, hospitals - it will be very painful," Tusk said.