Inflation at 2.9%, that is below expectations, and more money in the wallets of Polish women and men - this is the practical result of the government's effective economic policy. "The increase in disposable income is the largest in history. This is a real, positive change in every family's budget. We achieved this in a year and a half,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk before the meeting of the Council of Ministers. On Tuesday, the government took decisions on taxing banks, facilitating the situation of Swiss franc borrowers, and building new ships for maritime universities.

"Ukraine can win this war. These words matter greatly, and this faith matters greatly, because you lose or win in people's heads and hearts. If Ukraine is able to resist in such a heroic way, then why should Europe and the transatlantic community fall into a sense of inferiority in the face of the aggressor?” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the Warsaw Security Forum, organised by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation. The will to fight can be seen not only in Ukraine, but also in Moldova. Despite Russia's attempt to interfere in the parliamentary elections, the pro-European party of President Maia Sandu won. Moldova has placed its faith in European solidarity.

"My personal priority is Our Railway - that is, Poland at the forefront of the world and Europe when it comes to modern rail networks and the fastest trains,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the TRAKO International Railway Fair in Gdańsk. It is the largest railway trade fair in this part of Europe. Exhibitors from 29 countries - including Poland - are presenting the latest technologies and solutions in rail transport.

"It is extremely important in these difficult and critical times that the world knows how well NATO and Poland are prepared for various scenarios and various threats,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk during his visit to the Central Air Force Training Range in Ustka. It is one of the locations where the "Autumn Fire-25” training is taking place, as part of "Iron Defender” - the largest and most important planned training operation of the Polish Armed Forces this year.

Following Russian drone attacks on Poland, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and the Alliance's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, announced the launch of Operation Eastern Sentry. Its goal is to significantly strengthen air defense on NATO's eastern flank, especially Poland. This includes the deployment of additional equipment and troops from allied countries in the region.

"We will have the most advanced technology, which will allow us to radically increase the production of 155 mm shells,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a visit to Dezamet S.A. Metal Works. Ammunition of this caliber is of key importance in the Russia-Ukraine war, where it is being used on a massive scale. The Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) and the British defense company BAE Systems have signed an agreement that will provide Poland's arms industry with the technology to rapidly produce this highly sought-after ammunition worldwide.

"Anyone who attempts to attack Poland will be dealt with accordingly, as happened on September 10,” declared Prime Minister Donald Tusk after the meeting of the National Security Council, devoted to the violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones. Moscow's provocation was aimed not only at Poland but also at European states. On this matter, Poland has full support and understanding within NATO. In times of threat, the government and the President act in close cooperation. Another key task is the fight against disinformation.

"Today, the words 'Polish pilot' are a source of great pride. You have every reason to hold your heads high. In Poland, everyone feels pride and deep satisfaction that our skies are protected by people like you,” Prime Minister Donald Tusk told the pilots of the 32nd Tactical Air Base in Łask. The Prime Minister's visit was connected to Wednesday's violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones. The base's soldiers-F-16 pilots-took part in neutralizing them.

"The fact that drones directly threatening our security were shot down is a success for our and NATO's military personnel. But this obviously changes the political situation. That is why allied consultations have taken the form of a formal request to invoke Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty,” declared Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm. The decision to submit such a request was made jointly by the Prime Minister and the President. Poland is united-because only in unity can we withstand provocations and attempts of aggression from the enemy. Today, there is no reason to claim that we are in a state of war.

"We are ready to repel such provocations and attacks. We are well prepared. The situation is serious, and today no one can have any doubt that we must prepare for different scenarios,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk at an extraordinary government meeting convened in connection with the violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones. Procedures worked, the decision-making process was flawless, and the threat was eliminated. Poland remains in constant contact with allies, including the NATO Secretary General. Airports have resumed normal operations.