Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, believes that Donald Trump is likely to relocate some American nuclear warheads from Western Europe to Poland. Duda has discussed this possibility with General Keith Kellogg, the U.S. special envoy to Ukraine. He emphasizes the historical shift of NATO's borders eastward since 1999 and argues for the need to enhance security by relocating these weapons. Duda hopes to revive a nuclear sharing project previously proposed to Joe Biden's administration, which was halted due to concerns about Russian aggression. Poland feels threatened by Russian nuclear capabilities in Belarus and the Kaliningrad exclave. The U.S. has acknowledged Poland's heightened threat level, leading to the deployment of the Patriot missile defense system around Warsaw. However, there is internal disagreement within the Polish leadership regarding nuclear strategy, especially with a new president set to take office soon. Duda expresses confidence in Trump's commitment to maintaining U.S. troops in Poland and criticizes internal political disputes affecting diplomatic relations. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)