By Natali Moss
Andrzej Duda stated that it was "obvious" that President Donald Trump could, as a restraint factor, move US nuclear warheads located in Western Europe or the USA to Poland. According to the Polish leader, he recently discussed this proposal with Kellog Kellog, a special US and Russia envoy. "NATO borders moved to the east in 1999, so 26 years later there should also be a movement of NATO infrastructure to the east. It is obvious to me," Duda said.
He added that it would be safer now for these weapons to be here. " Duda said that Trump should decide where to place American nuclear weapons, but recalled the decision of Vladimir Putin to move tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus. "Russia did not even hesitate when moving its nuclear weapons to Belarus. They did not ask anyone," Andrzej Duda said.
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