Polish PM points to Russia amid standoff at Belarus border

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s premier curate has told parliament that the state faces a menace from Russia and Belarus. He spoke Monday arsenic helium argued for enactment for a authorities of exigency declared successful areas on the borderline with Belarus past week amid migration pressure. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki spoke successful parliament earlier lawmakers were owed to ballot connected whether to o.k. the authorities of exigency that was declared past week by the president — a measurement unprecedented successful the country’s post-communist history. Morawiecki told the parliament that the defence of the Polish borders is the work of the state, and that Poland was seeing “scenarios written successful Moscow and Minsk that endanger our sovereignty.”