US president Donald Trump again referred to the results of the fresh presidential elections in Poland. During his gathering with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte in the White House, he pointed out Karol Nawrocki's triumph as an example of the effectiveness of his political support to candidates outside the United States.
Nawrocki Warrior
During the interview at the Oval Office, Trump stressed that many politicians he publically supported in various countries of the planet later achieved election success. Among them he mentioned both Latin American leaders and the current president of Poland. He pointed out that Nawrocki at the beginning of the run was not considered a favourite, but yet managed to win.
He was a warrior, a large warrior, a good warrior. And I supported him. He left 10th place and won said the president of the United States.
According to the American leader, the consequence of the elections in Poland can be considered 1 of the most amazing political events in Europe in fresh decades. Trump estimated that Nawrocki's success was exceptional against the background of another European elections.
However, the president of the United States did not halt at reminding his support for Polish policy. He besides expressed the belief that Karol Nawrocki would be a good head of state and would work effectively as president of Poland.
And you know what? He will be a large president of Poland – Trump stressed.
Good cooperation with Poland
During his gathering with Mark Ruttem Trump, he besides addressed the subject of relations with his European allies. He stressed that he expected them, above all, to be loyal and to be more active in safety issues. The U.S. president pointed out the advanced costs incurred by the US in maintaining troops in Europe, stressing that Washington is backing the presence of its armed forces in Germany, the United Kingdom and another countries of the region, among others.
At the same time, he positively assessed cooperation with Poland, identifying it as a very good partner of the United States.












