US EditionPresident: I Will Do Everything to Build a 300,000-Strong Army
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"I will be the active commander-in-chief of the armed forces," said President Karol Nawrocki upon assuming command of the army. He pledged cooperation with the government on security and defense matters, as well as support for technical modernization and the construction of a 300,000-strong army. A department of breakthrough technologies is to be established within the National Security Bureau (BBN).
After assuming command of the Polish Armed Forces, President Karol Nawrocki announced that he would do everything to build an army of at least 300,000 in the coming years, which would be the strongest NATO army in Europe. "I know how difficult this process is, but I believe that Poland will become a military superpower," he added. In his speech after assuming command of the Polish Armed Forces, the article "Karol Nawrocki: I will do everything t…
During a ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Warsaw, President Karol Nawrocki assumed leadership of the Polish Army. He promised to be actively involved in military affairs and to always show solidarity with the soldiers. Addressing the soldiers, the president emphasized that their only sign and symbol are the White Eagle and the white-and-red flag. "And your president will never, I promise you, never say to you: forward. I will alway…
"I want to tell you today, soldiers and officers - today our only sign and symbol is the white eagle and the white-red flag," said President Karol Nawrocki.
President Karol Nawrocki took command of the Polish Armed Forces on Wednesday. At a ceremonial ceremony during a military parade, the president knelt before the military standard and kissed it, making him the commander-in-chief of the largest army in the EU, the Warsaw-based TASR correspondent reports.
During the ceremony at Marshal Józef Piłsudski Square, President Karol Nawrocki accepted command of the Polish Armed Forces.
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