Poland President Andrzej Duda asked the US government to move nuclear weapons to his country. As a result, future Russian aggression should be deviated from. The American vice president JD Vance has now rejected the claim. He had not yet spoken with Donald Trump.
“But I would be shocked if he argued for an extension of nuclear weapons to Europe,” he said in an interview. Poland had previously asked President Andrzej Duda that the United States should station nuclear weapons in Poland. He had already discussed this proposal with Keith Kellogg, the special US envoy for Ukraine and Russia. The borders of NATO were postponed in the east in 1999, but this is not true for the infrastructure. It would be safer if nuclear weapons were already in Poland.
The government of Poland is a narrow ally of Ukraine and has increased his defense to ward off a possible threat from Russia. The Kremlin has warned to take measures, must actually be stationed in Poland.
Duda: “Russia has moved nuclear weapons to white -Russia”
Duda followed again: the Russian government itself did not hesitate to move nuclear weapons to white -Russia and did not ask anyone for permission before. The tactical nuclear weapons were moved to the neighboring country Wit -Russia in the summer of 2023.
Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday that the efforts of the president to appreciate the safety of the country. However, it was better to solve “these kinds of problems discreet”. Earlier, Tusk had explained that Poland with his own nuclear weapons would actually be safer, “but the way in which there would be a very long time”. France President Emmanuel Macron had presented a nuclear protective shield for Europe last week.
Russia and the EU have the largest nuclear arsenals worldwide. Ukraine released its nuclear weapons to Russia in 1994, in exchange against security guarantees. The government of Poland has already enormously expanded its own army since the start of the war in Ukraine.
Source: Krone
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