US EditionPolish President Nawrocki: Putin is ready to attack other countries
Polish President Karol Nawrocki emphasized the threat of Russian aggression beyond Ukraine during security talks with Finnish President Alexander Stubb in Helsinki.
- On Tuesday, Poland's newly elected President Karol Nawrocki warned in Helsinki that Russian President Vladimir Putin is prepared to attack other countries during a visit with Finnish President Alexander Stubb.
- Security talks in Helsinki focused on Russia's war in Ukraine, with Poland, Finland, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressing concerns about Putin's expanding ambitions.
- Both leaders said they do not trust Vladimir Putin's intentions, with Alexander Stubb describing Putin's tactics as delay-oriented and urging tougher pressure on Russia.
- Nawrocki assessed that US President Donald Trump may be the only leader who could force Putin to negotiate, having met Trump in Washington last week when he offered to send more troops to Poland.
- Planning follow-ups, Nawrocki will meet the Speaker of the Finnish Parliament and honor Marshal Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, while praising Finnish civil defence as Poland develops its armed forces and NATO's deterrence.
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Polish President Karol Naworokki, who was officially visited in Finland, said Tuesday that Poland and Finland do not believe in "the good intentions of Vladimir Putin", stressing the need to consolidate defence and cooperation with NATO allies. The article New Polish President Karol Naworokki, on his visit to Finland, warns: "We consider Vladimir Putin is ready to invade other countries" appears for the first time in Romania TV.
Polish President Karol Naworocki, who was visiting Finland, said on March at a joint press conference with his Finnish counterpart, Alexander Stubb, that the two countries did not believe in Vladimir Putin's "good intentions".
Polish President Karol Nawrocki said today that Russian leader Vladimir Putin is ready to invade other countries.
"We do not trust Vladimir Putin's good intentions," said Karol Nawrocki on Tuesday. Poland closed its border with Belarus on Tuesday due to Russian-Belarus manoeuvres.
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