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NATO's Unwavering Stand on Article 5
Polish President Andrzej Duda reaffirmed NATO’s steadfast commitment to its Article 5 collective defense agreement at a recent summit in The Hague. Duda emphasized the clarity and non-negotiable nature of the provision, quelling any potential doubts about the alliance's unified defense stance.
Polish President Andrzej Duda does not currently expect a Russian attack on NATO, but believes such a scenario is possible in the future.
There is a real threat of Russian imperialism, which has returned. (...) We must defend ourselves against this - Andrzej Duda said at the conference after the NATO summit in The Hague. In his opinion, if we were attacked by Russia, it would be difficult for us to cope on our own. The president also referred to the issue of the wind farm law. - The prime minister is trying to force me to sign this law
President Andrzej Duda drew attention to the role played by NATO. The head of state indicated what a threat a potential attack by Russia would pose to Poland in the absence of support from the North Atlantic Alliance.
“We reaffirm our firm commitment to collective defense, as enshrined in Article 5 of the Washington Treaty – that an attack on one is an attack on all. We remain united and unwavering in our determination to protect our billion citizens, defend the Alliance, and safeguard our freedom and democracy,” the declaration states.
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