Poland Investigates Russian and Belarusian Influence with New Commission

The commission, led by General Jarosław Stróżyk, aims to address security threats amid increased border tensions and alleged sabotage.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the commission's formation to examine influence from 2004 to 2024.
Polish officials report a significant rise in attempted border crossings from Belarus, reaching 400 per day.
Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak emphasized the importance of investigating past Russian and Belarusian activities.
The commission will include 12 members and focus on hybrid attacks, cyber threats, and regional security.
The first findings from the commission are expected within two months.