Błaszczak: No signs of terrorist threat in Poland

"There are no signs of an upcoming terrorist threat in Poland," proclaimed Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Błaszczak on Wednesday, following three separate gun and bomb attack in Istanbul which killed 41 people. "I have received no signals from agencies of a terrorist threat, but of course we are monitoring the situation," Błaszczak told reporters. The minister mentioned that the security had already been enhanced at Polish airports, and this is not a consequence of the tragic events in Turkey. Błaszczak also said that in connection with the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw and World Youth Day in the south of the country, border controls will be temporarily reintroduced in Poland on July 4. Poland has already allocated PLN 48 million to buy vehicles for anti-terrorism troops, pyrotechnic supplies and devices for border control during those events.