Polish President Andrzej Duda said his country would be ready to host the nuclear weapons of NATO's other members; this comes in response to Russia's movement of nuclear weapons to Belarus.

Poland is "ready" to host nuclear arms if NATO decides to deploy them there in the face of Russia reinforcing its armaments in Belarus and Kaliningrad, President Andrzej Duda says.

Poland's president says the NATO member would be ready to host the nuclear weapons of the military alliances's other members in response to Russia's moving its nuclear weapons to neighboring Belarus.

Polish President Andrzej Duda says Poland is ready to host U.S. nuclear weapons, saying the topic was one of frequent discussions between Warsaw and Washington. Duda told Polish tabloid Fakt in an ...

Poland could be left exposed to Russian attacks, a senior official has warned, after Warsaw said it would host NATO nuclear weapons on its territory to bolster the alliance's Eastern European ...

Poland is ready to host nuclear arms if NATO decides to deploy the weapons in the face of Russia reinforcing its armaments in Belarus and Kaliningrad, President Andrzej Duda said in an interview ...

Poland is ready to host this nuclear weapon." President Duda also welcomed proposals made by France's president, Emmanuel Macron, to extend the French nuclear weapons umbrella to other Nato states.

“Poland is ready to host this nuclear weapon.” Duda then goes on to restate a familiar theme. Were US nuclear weapons stored on Polish soil, Washington would have little choice but to defend ...

The idea of a nuclear-armed Poland isn’t radical—it’s overdue. NATO already operates a nuclear-sharing program that allows select allies to host U.S. tactical nuclear bombs under American ...

Poland’s seeking to become nuclear armed would upset the West, but the other two options could be viable. Opinion - Instead of nuclear weapons, give Poland a nuclear umbrella Skip to main content ...