Poland believes Russia may target its border crossings with Ukraine, after Warsaw averted a threat to one of its own crossings overnight.Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk made the remarks at a press conference in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, Sept. 10, according to Reuters. Overnight from Tuesday into Wednesday, Sept. 8-9, Russian drones struck the Ukrainian side of the Tudora-Starokozache crossing, killing two Ukrainian nationals and injuring seven people, including a Moldovan national.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Last night, thanks to cooperation between our services and their ​Ukrainian counterparts, a direct threat to one of the border crossings ​was averted,” Tusk said.“As you know, Russia has already resorted to provocative attacks on border ​crossings – for instance, in Moldova. We expect similar actions targeting ​border crossings with Ukraine in other countries, including Poland,” he continued.Tusk cites CIA warningTusk said he had also received what he described as “a fairly precise report directly from the CIA regarding possible events in the coming months,” which he said matched warnings he had issued for months about Russian provocations.He also urged Poland and the rest of Europe to prepare for a range of scenarios, not only along the Ukrainian front but also across the eastern flank, echoing his previous warnings that Russia may attack NATO.Moldova crossing struck two days earlierOn Wednesday, Moldova accused Russia of deliberately Tudora-Starokozache border crossing and using false claims about weapons shipments to Ukraine to justify the strike and civilian deaths.