Rafał Leśkiewicz, spokesman for President Nawrocki, announced the signing of the application on Thursday in a post on X. “The President of the Republic of Poland signed the Resolution on the use of units and subunits of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland to assist Police units and subunits as part of Operation Horizon“- he wrote.
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Operation “Horizon” – a response to acts of sabotage by Russia
The “Horizon” campaign is scheduled to start on Friday, November 21. Its aim will be activities for security, protection of critical infrastructure, joint patrolling and cooperation of all state services in order to counteract acts of sabotage and increase the level of security of Polish citizens. Up to 10,000 people are expected to undergo surgery. soldiers of the Polish Army.
Earlier, the head of the Ministry of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, expressed his belief that President Karol Nawrocki would issue a decision on the launch of Operation Horizon. I see no reason not to issue such a decision, said the head of the Ministry of Defense.
Operation Horizon was announced after the discovery of acts of sabotage on the railway route between Warsaw and Lublin.
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Acts of sabotage in Poland
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The acts of sabotage also sparked a reaction from the head of EU diplomacy, Kaia Kallas. During Wednesday's press conference, she described it as an unprecedented threat to transport infrastructure in Europe. Kallas emphasized that Russia's actions are becoming more and more bold, which requires a decisive response from the European Union.
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Acts of sabotage occurred on the railway route between November 15-17. In the town of Mika in the Masovian Voivodeship, an explosion of an explosive device destroyed a railway track. In turn, near the Gołąb station in the Lublin Voivodeship, a passenger train carrying 475 people had to brake suddenly due to a damaged railway line.
