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NATO chief warns Poland of possible Russian escalation

The NATO chief reportedly warned Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk of an upcoming escalation by Russia. The supplied information describes a warning, not a confirmed new military action.

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A potential escalation involving Russia and a NATO member could widen European security risks.

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