Poland's president urges US to move nuclear warheads to Polish territory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : " Duda's call to host nuclear weapons underscores growing anxiety in Poland -- shared with other countries in its region -- about Russia emerging reinforced from peace negotiations with Ukraine brokered by Trump.
41% : Duda said it was up to Trump to decide where to deploy US nuclear weapons, but recalled President Vladimir Putin's announcement in 2023 that Russia would move tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus, Moscow's ally in its invasion of Ukraine.
40% : "This is not delicate diplomacy, this is a tough game, but in my opinion it's not that President Trump is being only nice and gentle with Russia," Duda said.
38% : Duda also said he could not envisage Trump making a U-turn on the commitment he gave during their meeting last month about maintaining US troops in Poland.
37% : " "Nobody has managed so far to stop this war, so let's give President Trump a chance.
23% : The Polish president also said he did not consider Trump to be conducting pro-Moscow negotiations to force Kyiv to stop fighting.

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