"THE BIGGEST THREAT TO NATO IS NOT EXTERNAL": One of the EU leaders sent a clear message to allies
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, commenting on news of the withdrawal of about 5,000 American soldiers from Germany, told NATO allies today that the greatest danger does not come from outside, but is the disintegration of the transatlantic alliance, which is already underway.
TL;DR
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk believes the biggest threat to the transatlantic alliance is its internal disintegration.
- He urged allies to do everything possible to reverse this "catastrophic trend."
- Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski fears potential US troop withdrawals from Italy and Spain, influenced by their support in the war with Iran.
- Sikorski criticized public discussions among allies, stating they aid adversaries like Putin by suggesting disunity.
- The Polish Foreign Minister also emphasized the importance of unblocking the Strait of Hormuz, crucial for Poland's gas supply from Qatar.