Poland is an iron ally in NATO and will carry out its duties," stressed Deputy Prime Minister and Head of MON Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at a joint press conference with the Secretary-General of NATO. Mark Rutte in turn stressed that "NATO is united and ready to deter aggression and defend our safety and freedom".
At the press conference after the talks, the head of the MON thanked the secretary-general for his allied initiatives Eastern Sentry and Baltic Sentry, which aims to strengthen safety on the east flank of NATO and in the Baltic Sea region.
The head of the MON reaffirmed all Polish commitments under the North Atlantic Treaty and added that "also counts on solidarity". He stated that Poland is "an iron ally in NATO" and will carry out its duties.
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Kosiniak-Kamysz said that they talked with the NATO chief about supporting Ukraine and discussing the peace plan, as well as Poland's acquisition of fresh capabilities. The head of the MON informed the Secretary-General of NATO, among others, about the beginning of the acquisition for the Polish Navy Swedish submarines. He besides stressed that the improvement of infrastructure not only military but dual-use is simply a very crucial subject for Poland.
Mark Rutte, on the another hand, stressed at a press conference that Orisz was just 1 example of how allies unite for common security. "He is besides an example of many contributions of Poland to our collective, collective defence," he added.
" NATO is united and ready to deter aggression and defend our safety and freedom," said Rutte. He besides declared further support for Ukraine.
NATO Secretary to visit Orish
Earlier in Field Forces Police Training Centre Rutte and Kosiniak-Kamish met with soldiers of the NATO's multinational Combat Group stationed here. Today, politicians will be attending a Christmas gathering with soldiers.
The programme besides included a tripartite gathering with the British delegation, which, however, did not come to Orisha on Thursday.
Earlier on Thursday, Rutte met with president Karol Nawrocki - issues related to safety and peace talks about the end of the war in Ukraine were discussed.
SEE: Secretary General of NATO in Poland. Mark Rutte met with Karol Nawrocki
The east flank of the North Atlantic Alliance was importantly reinforced after the 2016 NATO Summit in Warsaw. A reinforced advanced presence (eFP) has been established, meaning the deployment of multi-national conflict groups in the Baltic and Poland.
In stationed in Orish NATO Battalion Combat Group soldiers from the United States, large Britain, Romania and Croatia enter. all day they interact with the 15th Giant Mechanized Brigade.
Rutte met Nawrocki
Before noon, the NATO chief met with president Karol Nawrocki in Warsaw.
The President's office stated that the topics discussed during the gathering were the current safety situation on the east NATO flank, the actions taken by Poland and NATO to strengthen safety and the presence of allied troops on the east NATO flank.
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"Poland is simply a valued NATO ally, making an crucial contribution to our common security, setting a good example of defence spending and a strong supporter of Ukraine" - said the Secretary-General of NATO after gathering in the entry on X.
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