Polish President Backs Push for Access to French Nuclear Shield
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Poland’s President Andrzej Duda said his country should seek the protection of France’s nuclear deterrent against a potential Russian threat as he continued to call for access to US atomic weapons.
“I believe we can accept both solutions,” the president told Bloomberg News in an interview in Warsaw. “These two ideas are neither contradictory nor mutually exclusive.”
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