Polish Sejm chairman Włodzimierz Czarzasty urged lawmakers to monitor Russian activity on a daily basis, saying that the threat from Moscow is increasing but does not warrant panic. The remarks were made during a congress of the “E Majta” party in Rzeszów. Czarzasty said that while there is no immediate danger of Russian troops entering Poland, the country must remain vigilant. He cited incidents such as a reactive drone that accurately struck a locomotive just two kilometres from the Polish border and the sudden appearance of drones over the Baltic Sea. “A responsible politician must see all provocations,” he said. The chairman also addressed President Andrzej K. Nawrocki, urging him not to dismiss the growing threat. Czarzasty’s comments followed Nawrocki’s interview with the newspaper Rzeczpospolita, in which the president stated that he did not see a fundamental change in the level of Russian threat. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has also warned that Russia could still target Poland before Christmas, including sabotage and provocations.