Poland’s president urges US to move nuclear warheads to Polish territory

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The President of Poland has called for the United States to transfer nuclear weapons to the Polish region as a resistant against future Russian aggression, which is a request that may be considered highly provocative in Moscow.

Andrez Duda said that it was “clear” that President Donald Trump could re -appoint US nuclear warheads stored in the United States or the United States, a Polish leader said that he recently had discussed with the US Special Envoy Keith Kelog for Ukraine.

“The NATO boundary moved east in the 5th, so 26 years later the NATO infrastructure should be the previous shift. To me this is obvious, “Duda said in an interview with the Financial Times. “I think it’s not just the time, but if these weapons are already here it will be more secure.”

Duda is expecting to restore a nuclear sharing project that he failed to the administration of former President Joe Biden in 2022. The Communist governance of Poland organized the Soviet nuclear warhead during the Cold War, but these weapons were again stocked near the Russian border – this time it would be governed by our control – it would be seen as a serious threat.

Duda said that the decision was decided on where to set up US nuclear weapons, but President Vladimir Putin’s announcement in 2021 recalled that Russia strategic nuclear weapons would transfer Moscow’s ally Moscow’s ally to the Ukraine attack.

“Russia did not hesitate when their nuclear weapons were transferred to Belarus,” said Duda. “They did not ask anyone’s permission.”

Duda’s call for hosting nuclear weapons underscore increasingly anxiety Poland – Sharing with other countries in its region – Russia was raised as a result of peace negotiations with Broced by Trump with Ukraine.

Poland’s highest commander, Duda Polish Prime Minister Donald Task, echoed that the country could alternately get better protection from President Emmanuel Macron’s idea to expand France’s “nuclear umbrella” to cover European allies.

But last week, at the suggestion of the task, Duda gave cold water. The Poland could develop its own nuclear armory. “To get our own nuclear power, I think it will take decades,” said the President.

Duda also said that he could not imagine Trump on the promise he had made at their meeting last month about US military maintenance in Poland.

“The concerns about withdrawing their military presence from Poland in the United States are not equitable. We are a credible allies for the United States and they also have their own strategic interest here, “he said.

The Polish President also said that he did not consider the management of the Moscow discussion to force Trump to stop Kiev’s fight.

“This is not a delicate diplomacy, it’s a strong game, but in my opinion President Trump is not just beautiful and gentle with Russia,” said Duda. “I think he is applying a machine against Russia, though it is not as loud and visible as he is using against Ukraine.”

“No one has been able to handle this war so far, so let’s give President Trump a chance.”

Last weekend, Foreign Minister Radosa Sikorsky, US Secretary of State Secretary Marco Rubio and Trump’s ally Elon Kasturi, with access to Ukraine’s Kasturi Starlink Satellite Satellite as a “small man”. The task took steps to call on Poland’s allies to pay homage to the weaker partners rather than arrogance.

Duda criticized for “completely unnecessary” intervention on Sicorsky’s Sterlink instead of Duda. “If you do not discuss with the American administration on Twitter, you do it through diplomatic channels,” he said.

Opposition Law and Justice (PIS) party nominee Duda has been in the loggerhead with the task alliance since winning the parliamentary elections in 2021.

Asked if Trump’s administration could affect the Polish presidential election in May, Duda said that he was “sure that the poles would make their own decisions”. But he expressed concern over the outcome of competitive elections like Romania, which is why judges will also need to legitimize polish results.

“No doubt that we are currently working on a very serious constitutional crisis in Poland,” said Duda. “What happened in Romania is very important and it does not meet European democratic standards.”

Romania’s Constitutional Court has banned the far -right candidate Kulin Georgesku after the first round victory after allegations of an illegal campaign by Moscow benefited.

The Polish President accused the European Commission of Poland be blinded to the institutional conflict of Poland after allegations of “many steps” to bring the European Commission back to power in 2021.

“The European Commission is pretending not to see it now,” said Duda. “And you know why? Because the Prime Minister Task is a member of the same European party as most members of the European Commission, with its President [Ursula von der Leyen]The “