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Trump assures Polish leader of a continued robust US military presence in the European nation
- On September 3, 2025, President Donald Trump met with Poland's new President Karol Nawrocki at the White House, affirming continued U.S. military support in Poland.
- This meeting followed Nawrocki's tight election victory earlier this year, which Trump actively endorsed to strengthen U.S.-Polish military ties amid regional tensions.
- During their meeting, Trump and Nawrocki discussed expanding the U.S. military presence, with about 8,200 American troops currently stationed and fluctuating force levels.
- Trump expressed that the U.S. would maintain and potentially increase its troop presence in Poland if desired, describing the bilateral relationship as stronger than ever. In response, Nawrocki expressed appreciation for Trump’s endorsement and extended greetings to the sizable Polish-American community.
- The meeting underscored shared values of independence amid growing unease over Russia's aggression, signaling a firm U.S. deterrence posture in Poland and the region.
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Trump Says US Will Keep Military Presence in Poland
President Trump affirmed that the United States will keep a robust military presence in Poland as he had a warm meeting Wednesday with the country's new president, Karol Nawrocki. Trump had taken the unusual step of endorsing Nawrocki in the Polish elections earlier this year, and as the leaders sat...
US President Trump has pledged to the new Polish President Nawrocki to maintain a strong US military presence in Poland.
Trump Assures Polish Leader of a Continued Robust US Military Presence in the Country
President Donald Trump affirmed that the United States will keep a robust military presence in Poland as he had a warm meeting Wednesday with Karol Nawrocki, the new president of the American ally in Europe.
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