Donald Tusk has signed ordinances to extend the alarm degrees: 2. Bravo degree and 2nd Bravo-CRP degree. The new regulations apply until November 30, 2025.
The orders that entered into force on August 28, 2025, and now have been extended, cover three areas:
– Bravo (2nd degree of danger) – applies throughout the country;
-Bravo-CRP (2nd degree of danger)-applies to the whole country in the context of ICT systems;
– Bravo towards energy infrastructure abroad (2nd degree of danger) – includes Polish installations outside the Polish -united borders.
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Bravo, Bravo-CRP. Alarm steps in Poland. What do they mean?
Alarm steps are determined by the prime minister at the request of the Minister of the Interior and Administration or the Internal Security Agency (ABW). Alarm steps are primarily a signal for services so that they are ready to act.
The introduction of the second degree, i.e. Bravo, testifies to the existing and predictable risk of terrorist events. In practice, this means increased vigilance of public administration and intensification of preventive activities.
In turn, the Bravo-CRP degree, also the second on a four-stage scale, focuses on the safety of ICT systems. It requires public administration to monitor and protect digital infrastructure against potential threats.
Prime Minister Tusk's decision emphasizes the importance of security both in the country and abroad. In particular, it draws attention to the protection of Polish energy infrastructure abroad, which can be of key importance in the context of growing geopolitical tensions and cyber threats.
The extension of the alarm degrees is a signal for the services to be in full readiness for action.
