France and Poland signs a treaty on Friday, which undertakes to help each other in the case of military aggression, the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced, emphasizing the importance of mutual security guarantees.
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Poland and France strengthen their strategic partnership by signing a bilateral treaty that provides for mutual support in a military threat, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Friday morning, in a press conference before leaving for France, according to Agerpres.
“I do not hide the fact that, for me, the most important issue is that of mutual security guarantees. This mutual support clause in case of aggression against one of our countries is the very essence of this treaty“Tusk said.
The treaty, signed at Nancy by Tusk and French President Emmanuel Macron, includes a clear provision: in the case of one attack on one of the two countries, the other undertakes to provide assistance, including military.
“The disposition that we have registered in the treaty on this subject is the specificity to which we have held long, that in case of threat, attack against Poland or France, the two countries are committed to providing mutual assistance, including military assistance. “said the Polish Prime Minister.
Asked about the possibility that Poland will benefit from the protection “nuclear umbrella ” French, Tusk mentioned that the treaty “It also opens the possibility of cooperation in this area ”suggesting that this theme is considered in the new alliance.
The Polish prime minister also said that Warsaw and Paris will launch common initiatives to support peace efforts in Ukraine, a country invaded by Russia in February 2022.
