Polish President Issues Important Statement on Security and Military Policy in Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda, during his speech at the Fourth International Conference ‘Between Information and Disinformation’ held in Tomaszów Lubelski, firmly emphasized that no Polish military personnel will be sent to fight in Ukraine.
Responding to questions from local high school students, he reaffirmed that the Polish government has no plans to deploy soldiers to Ukraine and intends to maintain this stance.
President Duda highlighted that Poland continues to support Ukraine economically and diplomatically, but its primary goal is to ensure the country’s security and strength to deter any possible aggression.
He stressed that national safety remains a top priority and expressed confidence that Poland will do everything to prevent any escalation of conflict within its borders.
Additionally, he mentioned that Poland is prepared to bolster its military defenses and collaborate with international partners, including preparing a military brigade for Ukraine, illustrating Warsaw’s active support for Kyiv and its strategic foreign policy approach.