German officials have displayed criticism towards the move claiming that it weakens NATO and emboldens Russia.
Polish President Andrzej Duda offered a statement on the deal during a signing ceremony on Saturday, “This is going to be an extended guarantee — a guarantee that in case of a threat our soldiers are going to stand arm-in-arm,” further adding, “It will also serve to increase the security of other countries in our part of Europe.”
The tightening of U.S. relations with Poland raises interesting questions as to the future of NATO. It is well known fact that Germany is Europe’s biggest player with the most to lose out of this deal.
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