Poland Makes Major Arms Purchases to Maintain Strong Ties with Trump

February 5, 2025

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“We can confidently demonstrate to the new Trump administration that we meet the two key conditions frequently emphasized by President Trump: the highest level of defense spending within NATO and strong economic ties benefiting American businesses,” Kosiniak-Kamysz stated.

He described this approach as “a kind of insurance policy.”

Amid concerns that Trump could scale back U.S. involvement in NATO and Europe, Kosiniak-Kamysz urged other European nations to follow Poland’s lead.

“Europe needs to invest more in security—not to replace the U.S. presence, but to ensure it remains,” he argued.

Another clear objective behind Poland’s extensive investment in tanks, air defense systems, artillery, and fighter jets is straightforward: to deter Russia.

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mud pie man

February 5, 2025

Oh sure, nothing screams “strong ties” like a shopping spree for tanks and fighter jets! 💸 Next thing you know, we’ll be seeing “Poland: The New Defense Supermarket” on the map, right next to IKEA. 🛒✈️

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Gro

February 5, 2025

Oh, brilliant move, Poland! Nothing screams “we’re serious about defense” like buying a truckload of tanks while sending a postcard to Trump. Who needs a cohesive European strategy when you can just be his favorite at the NATO bake sale? 🍰🇵🇱

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