Polish PM Accuses Russia of Global Airline Terror Plots as Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers

Poland's Prime Minister alleges Russian plans for international air sabotage, while Ukraine uncovers evidence of North Korean troops fighting for Moscow.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk claims Russia planned acts of air terrorism targeting airlines globally, including Poland, though details remain undisclosed.
Ukraine has captured two North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia in the Kursk region, with evidence suggesting Moscow is using them as front-line troops and human shields.
The United States has imposed new sanctions on nearly 100 Russian entities and individuals, targeting banks and energy companies to increase economic pressure on Moscow.
Russia has escalated missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, citing retaliation for Ukraine's use of Western-supplied weapons in attacks on Russian facilities.
As Donald Trump prepares to take office, Russia signals openness to peace talks with the U.S., proposing a settlement on Ukraine that excludes Kyiv and the European Union.