The president calls for 3% of GDP to be defended. "Right but improbable to succeed"

Andrzej Duda announced after the Monday gathering of the National safety Council that he would call on NATO allies countries to allocate at least 3% of GDP to national defence. In response, the U.S. Department of State spokeswoman stated that the level of 2 percent of GDP should first be reached. In a akin tone, any commentators in Poland speak, pointing to the anticipation of breaking NATO's alliance cohesion. It is besides frequently said that “money itself does not fight.” On the another hand, the postulate was echoed in American media, supported by, among others, Congressman Austin Scott's safety advisor Jim Dolbow.