Christiaan Paauwe
Russia’s drone incursions have reignited a complicated question.
Christiaan Paauwe
Russia’s drone incursions have reignited a complicated question.
The talks “reaffirmed the allied commitments between the US and Poland”, says Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
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“We have been for years for this word ‘permanent’, and it has now become fact,” says Poland’s defence minister.
The Bucharest Nine – an alliance of states on NATO’s eastern flank stretching from the Baltic to Bulgaria – today met in Warsaw.
The US president hailed the unity and strength of NATO in the face of Russian aggression.
Andrzej Duda wants “new allied agreements that will allow us to support Ukraine in defending its territory”.
NATO’s current largest relative defence spenders are Greece (3.76%) and the United States (3.47%).
Berlin has also offered Eurofighters to help patrol Polish airspace.
“You are not only giving weapons, helping displaced people from Ukraine and making humanitarian efforts, you are also helping others to help Ukraine.”
“There are no indications that this was an attack on Polish territory. We are most likely dealing with a very unfortunate event,” said Mateusz Morawiecki.
The head of the ruling party, Jarosław Kaczyński, says he “fully supports” the idea of Poland joining NATO’s nuclear sharing programme.
“Poland has delivered extraordinary support to Ukraine in the face of Russia’s further invasion,” says the US State Department.
“We must be a cohesive, armed and brave nation,” said Jarosław Kaczyński.
The announcements of the results were met with a standing ovation from all sides of the Sejm.