Poland Ready to Host NATO Nuclear Weapons Amid Russian

Poland has declared readiness to host NATO nuclear weapons in response to Russia's military activities, including moving nuclear arms to Belarus.

Poland's President Andrzej Duda confirms the country's readiness to host NATO nuclear weapons to strengthen the alliance's eastern flank.
The move comes as a countermeasure to Russia's recent relocation of nuclear weapons to Belarus, escalating regional tensions.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasizes the need for careful preparation before any deployment, indicating a cautious approach within the Polish government.
Kremlin warns of necessary retaliatory steps to ensure Russia's security if NATO nuclear weapons are stationed in Poland.
NATO's nuclear sharing program involves several member countries, highlighting the alliance's integrated defense strategy.