Poland does not want nuclear warheads on its territory, deputy defence minister says
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Poland has ruled out deploying nuclear weapons on its territory despite a threat from the Russian Federation Warsaw will step up participation in NATO's nuclear deterrence without deploying warheads. Poland is also discussing US initiatives and France.
Poland does not want to possess nuclear warheads in its territory, said the Deputy Minister of Defense, Pawel Zalewski on Thursday. No, that is what I would like to say very clearly and frankly: Poland does not want nuclear warheads in its territory, Zalewski told journalists when questioned whether the US military presence in the country could include nuclear capability in the future.
On Thursday, Poland's Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said that despite growing concerns about a possible Russian invasion of NATO territories, the country does not want the allies' nuclear weapons to be stationed on its territory.
Poland does not want allied nuclear weapons on its territory, but would continue to participate in NATO's nuclear deterrent.
Poland does not want nuclear warheads stationed on its territory, Deputy Defense Minister Pawel Zalewski said on Thursday, quoted by Reuters.
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