Russian aggression gave Poland the right to place nuclear weapons in the country - the Presidential Office

According to him, today Poland is interested in participating in Nuclear Sharing nuclear program. According to the office, in early September, President Andrzej Duda said that the Polish side was talking to the United States about the possibility of participating in the Nuclear Sharing program and adding Poland to NATO's NATO nuclear umbrella.

However, the US State Department's official representative Vedant Pavent stressed during a briefing that Washington does not intend to place nuclear weapons in any country that joined NATO after 1997. According to him, the United States does not negotiate with Poland on the possible placement of nuclear weapons within the nuclear program. For his part, the godparents called that the Vedant Patel's statement has a reference until 1997. "It is a pity that this statement appears in 1997.

In 1997, the Russian-NATO Pact was signed, on the basis of which there is a conviction that no additional NATO permanent forces in Eastern Europe should be placed," the Bureau Chairman explained. However, according to the Kumoh, this act is already "dead". "We believe, and the President said at the NATO summit that this act is dead, Russia simply canceled it with aggression against Ukraine," the Polish official said.

Nuclear Sharing is a NATO program that is part of the North Atlantic Alliance policy in nuclear restraint. It allows nuclear warheads to be provided to Member States who do not have their own nuclear weapons. Since November 2009, American nuclear weapons have been placed in Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey within the program. We will remind, the Polish General Peter Trithek is appointed head of the EU mission for the training of Ukrainian servicemen (Eumam Ukraine).

According to the head of the Ministry of Defense of Poland, the fact that the project was headed by its country speaks of recognition of the position of Poland in the international arena. Polish President Andrzej Duda believes that by accusing Ukraine of intention to undermine a "dirty bomb", Russia is trying to convince Western politicians to stop supporting the Ukrainian army.