Polish Minister of National Defense Władysław Kusniak-Kamisz said that one of the topics of his talks with US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in Washington on November 10 was the issue of the purchase of Tomahawk cruise missiles by Poland. According to the Polish Minister of National Defense, Poland sent a request to the United States several months ago regarding the purchase of these missiles and their launchers (as you can understand, ground-based). According to him, the Pentagon has submitted a positive recommendation, but the issue still requires approval by the US Congress. "The Tomahawk negotiations are going very well," Kusigniak-Kamish said, summing up his visit to the United States.

Polish Minister of National Defense Władysław Kusniak-Kamisz said that one of the topics of his talks with US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in Washington on November 10 was the issue of the purchase of Tomahawk cruise missiles by Poland. According to the Polish Minister of National Defense, Poland sent a request to the United States several months ago regarding the purchase of these missiles and their launchers (as you can understand, ground-based). According to him, the Pentagon has submitted a positive recommendation, but the issue still requires approval by the US Congress. "The Tomahawk negotiations are going very well," Kusigniak-Kamish said, summing up his visit to the United States.

Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense Pawel Bieda, speaking on the Polish television channel TVP Info on November 11, regarding the Tomahawk purchase issue, said that "I think the Congress will be able to make a decision at the beginning of next year." Baida announced Poland's willingness to purchase these weapons and emphasized that "the purchase of long-range missiles is intended to strengthen deterrence by ensuring an effective response to potential aggression."