On September 3, US President Donald Trump met with the newly elected Polish President Karol Nawrocki in Washington. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
During the meeting, Trump stated that he does not intend to withdraw American troops from Poland. On the contrary, it was emphasized that if necessary, the US military presence in Poland could be increased.
The White House leader called Poland a permanent and reliable partner and noted the importance of strategic partnership in the field of security. Trump declared his readiness to never leave Poland alone on security matters.
It was also highlighted that the relations between the two countries have historically been strong, and current ties are at the highest level. Polish President Karol Nawrocki positively assessed the results of the meeting and spoke about the agreement to further develop military cooperation with the US.
The presence of American troops in Poland and possibilities for its expansion were discussed in detail during the meeting. Nawrocki invited Donald Trump to make an official visit to Warsaw.
The invitation was accepted, but the date of the visit is not yet determined. Experts emphasize that cooperation between the US and Poland plays an important role in ensuring the security balance in Eastern Europe.
These relations serve to maintain stability and peace in the region.
