Prezydent Nawrocki nie ustępuje w sprawie reparacji od Niemiec: "Niemiecki dług reparacyjny nie został Polsce spłacony. Wyciągam rękę do współpracy"

Over 80 years after the end of World War II, Polish President Karol Nawrocki stated that Germany's reparations debt to Poland remains unpaid. He emphasized that responsibility does not expire and expressed hope for finding a solution for unresolved issues related to the past. Nawrocki proposed that Germany's growing defense spending could be used to purchase modern equipment, including American equipment, which would then be transferred to Poland. He also highlighted Poland's role in stabilizing the security of the region, including that of Germany, as a key country on NATO's eastern flank.