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Donald Trump Asked About a Permanent US Base in Poland. He Mentioned Karol Nawrocki.

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Donald Trump was asked about a permanent US military base in Poland. The question came during a brief conversation with journalists. The US president did not provide a specific date or details regarding the planned investment. Instead, he emphasized relations with Warsaw and spoke positively of Karol Nawrocki. His response, however, may be of interest to those awaiting a decision on increasing the US military presence in Poland.
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Donald Trump was asked about a permanent US military base in Poland. The question came during a brief conversation with journalists. The US president did not provide a specific date or details regarding the planned investment. Instead, he emphasized relations with Warsaw and spoke positively of Karol Nawrocki. His response, however, may be of interest to those awaiting a decision on increasing the US military presence in Poland.

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Donald Trump was asked about a US military base in Poland. "Poles want this," he said casually, and began praising President Karol Nawrocki. He added in a brief conversation with a TVN24 journalist that Poland wasn't the only country taking this into consideration.

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When asked if a permanent US military base would be established in Poland, the American president replied that it was possible. He justified his initial decision by citing his sympathy for Karol Nawrocki.

·Poland
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Donald Trump was asked about a permanent US military base in Poland. "They want it, and I like their president," he replied.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Do Rzeczy broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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