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Tusk Vows to Eliminate 'Internal Sabotage' in Poland

During the official announcement of his government's reshuffle, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a stern message aimed at political opponents. 
 

By Oskar Malec | Last Updated: 24 Jul 2025
Tusk declared his commitment to "ruthlessly eliminate everything that constitutes internal sabotage, internal aggression against the Polish state," in what many interpret as a direct warning to the opposition.

The press conference not only introduced changes to the cabinet but also reaffirmed the government's firm stance against those it views as disruptive to national unity. Tusk's remarks indicated that his administration would continue a tough approach toward those he believes threaten Poland's internal order.

Opposition Branded as a Threat to National Stability
As leader of the Civic Coalition (KO), Tusk further accused certain political actors of exploiting national issues for personal gain. "There are political scoundrels who are willing to turn every problem, every fear, every anxiety into political gold—and they too pose a threat to Poland's security and public order," he stated.

The prime minister's strong rhetoric suggests that the reshuffle is not just administrative but also strategic, signaling an intensified crackdown on those viewed as undermining the government's authority.
 

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