Donald Tusk has said Russia's plans for war against Ukraine include "hybrid" drone and missile attacks against Kyiv's allies.
Mr Tusk is set to visit Ukraine on Friday, where he will also meet Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
In a separate development, US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that progress was being made toward establishing a US Army base in Poland, crediting "the bold leadership" of Polish President Karol Nawrocki.
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Donald Tusk has said Russia's plans for war against Ukraine include "hybrid" drone and missile attacks against Kyiv's allies.
The Polish prime minister told the country's parliament that there was a "real risk" that drones may fall in NATO territory.
His comments came amid tension between Russia and the European countries supporting Kyiv in its conflict with Moscow, as the war drags on into its fifth year.
Mr Tusk made the comments in a speech to the Polish parliament.
Mr Tusk is set to visit Ukraine on Friday, where he will also meet Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Poland, an NATO and EU member state along the alliance's Eastern flank, has accused Russia of "sabotage" on several occasions since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
In a separate development, US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that progress was being made toward establishing a US Army base in Poland, crediting "the bold leadership" of Polish President Karol Nawrocki.
Poland has so far hosted US troops on a rotational basis.
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