Russian invasion The world's response

Sources: US warns of Russian provocation against Poland

Russia is planning an armed "provocation" against Poland to test NATO's resolve. The US is warning of this according to sources at Polish Onet, writes The Telegraph.

Washington has repeatedly warned that it could happen within the next few months, according to the sources, who are close to Polish President Karol Nawrocki.

According to Onet's security sources, it could involve a drone attack on critical infrastructure such as power stations, simulated air strikes or a "hybrid attack in the border region".

Russia may send in soldiers citing GPS errors or to "rescue" a helicopter that has made an emergency landing, according to the sources.

A week ago, Latvian intelligence and a senior politician in another NATO country also stated that they see signs that Russia is planning a military provocation against Poland or the Baltics, writes The Guardian.

773 billion from NATO to Ukraine in 2026 and 2027

European NATO countries and Canada will provide Ukraine with military aid of 70 billion euros, equivalent to 773 billion kronor, in 2026. This is according to a document seen by Reuters.

In 2027, support is promised at "at least the same level".

30 billion euros of the support will consist of EU loans, and the rest will come from individual countries. The support will be presented during next week's NATO meeting in Ankara.