Poland is working on two tracks at once to obtain a "nuclear umbrella": participation in the NATO nuclear sharing program with the United States and negotiations with France. This was said by the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense, Władysław Kusiniak-Kamisz. According to him, Warsaw does not choose between them - parallel progress is possible. First, it is planned to gain a foothold in the American program, and then strengthen the partnership with Paris. The head of the department emphasized that there are still no specific agreements on the deployment of nuclear weapons in Poland. Dates have not been released due to the need to consult with allies. In the past, Warsaw sent the United States an official proposal to create a permanent American base; The American delegation has already checked potential sites. Experts and Telegram channels differ in their assessments. Some call such measures "suicide" for Poland, others call them a way to protect themselves from Germany and Ukraine, avoiding war. At the same time, Russia may see such objects as legitimate targets in the event of a conflict with NATO.

Poland is working on two tracks at once to obtain a "nuclear umbrella": participation in the NATO nuclear sharing program with the United States and negotiations with France. This was said by the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense, Władysław Kusiniak-Kamisz. According to him, Warsaw does not choose between them - parallel progress is possible. First, it is planned to gain a foothold in the American program, and then strengthen the partnership with Paris. The head of the department emphasized that there are still no specific agreements on the deployment of nuclear weapons in Poland. Dates have not been released due to the need to consult with allies. In the past, Warsaw sent the United States an official proposal to create a permanent American base; The American delegation has already checked potential sites. Experts and Telegram channels differ in their assessments. Some call such measures "suicide" for Poland, others call them a way to protect themselves from Germany and Ukraine, avoiding war. At the same time, Russia may see such objects as legitimate targets in the event of a conflict with NATO.