“United, we will prevail,” wrote the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces.
“United, we will prevail,” wrote the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces.
Warsaw has committed €656 million to the IRIS² programme.
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“We are arming up together with our friends so that enemies will never dare to attack us,” said Donald Tusk.
The opposition, with which President Nawrocki is aligned, has urged him to veto the bill.
It says the suspect, who was sent back to Moscow as part of a prisoner swap, cannot be located.
If found guilty of violating Poland’s sanctions law, they will be jailed for at least three years.
The programme aims in particular to “prevent potential aggression by Russia”.
“High-risk” vendors from countries such as China will be barred from sectors of the economy deemed crucial to the functioning of the state.
The measures are intended to mitigate security threats relating to the gathering of sensitive data.
The man allegedly expressed his willingness to pass on information about the NATO training center to Russia.
But the issue has prompted a domestic political dispute.
The course, titled “human rights and the gender perspective in military operations”, was criticised by the right-wing opposition.
Karol Nawrocki says it is necessary in the face of an “aggressive, imperial Russia”.
Serving in a foreign military without consent is normally a crime punishable by up to five years in prison.