Poland with atomic weapons? Poles said what they thought

Should Poland have its atomic bomb? – asked them by surveyors of SW investigation on behalf of Onetu. They heard that...This is what the largest group of people surveyed YES – the largest group of people surveyed 41.9% NO – chose 28.7 percent. It's hard to say – that's how 29.4% said.These countries already have atomic weapons. They have it: the United States – the first state with atomic weapons (since 1945),Russia – has had the largest arsenal of warheads in the world,China – intensively expanding its potential,France – 1 of 2 European countries with its own arsenal, large Britain – the second European country with its own atomic weapons,India – has been developing its arsenal since the 1970s,Pakistan – entered atomic weapons possession in the late 1990s, Israel – officially neither confirms nor denies the possession of weapons, but it is widely considered a atomic power, North Korea – the youngest associate of the "nuclear club", carries out regular tests. It is worth noting that American heads are besides stored in the territory of 5 another NATO countries: Germany, Italy, Turkey, Belgium and the Netherlands. However, these countries do not have independent access to them. Points of View, i.e. experts commentPortal Natemat.pl asked for comment on this subject by Janusz Onyszkiewicz, erstwhile head of MON, and Gen. Stanisław Koziej, erstwhile head of BBN. I don't think there's any need. This would mean a immense breach in the global treaty and in the treaties on the non-proliferation of atomic weapons, which Poland is simply a signatory of," said Onyszkiewicz.And he added, "Despite the issue of costs, which are huge, it could consequence in that at the expense of immense financial sacrifices and a immense political cost we will have a weapon whose usefulness will be very limited, due to the fact that compared to what Russia has, it will be an absolute margin."Gen. Koziej: "I think it is right that the president raised this problem at specified a time. erstwhile the safety strategy is unstable so far, we must signal to all our allies and opponents that we cannot be a passive lamb on an altar that will do nothing," he commented. And he stressed: "God forbid I am not talking about the non-proliferation agreement. I see no reason for us to appear and become a black sheep in the mediate of Europe. I'm talking about the black screenplay that this arrangement could just fall and become out of date. We request to take into account the situation that, as the treaties on arms control have fallen, this crucial treaty is besides threatened and may lose its meaning. Read also: