President Duda calls on US to place nuclear weapons in Poland
- Polish President Andrzej Duda urged the U.S. To relocate nuclear warheads to Poland, stating it is necessary due to Russia's actions in Belarus, according to an interview with the Financial Times.
- Duda previously presented a nuclear-sharing proposal to the Biden administration in 2022, which he hopes to revive now.
- Concerns have grown about Russia's military ambitions, particularly after Russian President Vladimir Putin's threats since February 2022 and the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus, as mentioned by Duda.
- French President Emmanuel Macron indicated a shift in nuclear policy, offering France's nuclear protection to European allies on March 5, reflecting broader security worries.
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