Polish PM questions US loyalty in case of Russian attack, FT reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipgFBVV95cUxOQUFLZUJjR3Fndl9YSlVhV2x4NFZ6YThiOG5kUHZISFV0bF9vWURvR2h6ai1KMWZMOVkxcFhDSk1qMWd1cERLdFd3NUc0aWNhcUIzNWd3empIQXpuYUZzQjZjOV83a1ZMenpoY1lqTWdpQ0FCZC1NX0pVeGdqc0V0Mi1HdHdmTXFUWlJfeFhLRFh5TE1BTk9iTlpMQ3pQSzUxc2g5ZFJ3?oc=5" target="_blank">Polish PM questions US loyalty in case of Russian attack, FT reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed concerns about the United States' commitment to NATO obligations in the event of a Russian attack, urging the European Union to strengthen its own defense capabilities.

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk questioned the United States' readiness to honor NATO commitments if Russia were to attack, calling for the EU to become a 'real alliance' in protecting the continent.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk questioned whether the US would be 'loyal' to its NATO commitment to defend Europe in the event of a Russian attack and urged the EU to become a 'real alliance'.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia could attack a NATO country within months, raising concerns about the alliance’s readiness to respond and the reliability of US security guarantees.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk questioned Washington's readiness to defend Europe in accordance with NATO obligations, highlighting growing unease among NATO allies after U.S. President Donald Trump publicly floated leaving the alliance.