On Thursday, Poland’s Prime Minister Matthews Morawiecki said the country is ready to build permanent NATO bases to accommodate small military units.
"Permanent bases of allies should be established in NATO's eastern flank countries. Poland is ready to build such bases that would be the place of deployment of small units on a permanent basis," Morawiecki told the Strategic Ark forum in Warsaw.
At the same time, the prime minister said that he feared Russia’s territorial claims. “Russia must know that we will not cede an inch of territory to NATO,” he added.
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