Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak‑Kamysz called for U.S. security guarantees as a prerequisite for peace, denied Poland’s involvement in the Ukraine mission, and noted that Poland would not send troops. He also pointed out the absence of a Polish delegate at the Washington summit.
Minister of Defense: No Peace Without American Guarantees
Kosiniak‑Kamysz stressed that Ukraine’s pursuit of a peaceful agreement hinges on U.S. security guarantees; without them, peace would be unattainable.
President Focuses on Two Issues: Ukrainian Army and U.S. Security Guarantees
After listening to President Trump’s and President Zelensky’s White House conference, the Polish leader identified two critical points: strengthening the Ukrainian army and securing U.S. guarantees. He stressed that the latter is even more vital for lasting peace.
Kosiniak‑Kamysz Addresses Polish Troops in Ukraine Again
The minister clarified that claims of sending Polish paratroop units to Ukraine are “fake news” fueled by Russia. Poland has no plans to deploy troops, citing ongoing Eastern NATO commitments, airspace protection, logistical responsibilities, and potential Russian provocations.
Washington Summit Lacks Polish Representation
Just after Trump’s meeting with Zelensky, a summit with European leaders took place without a Polish envoy. The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that the Polish stance would still be represented in Washington despite the absence of a liaison.
