Poland has expressed readiness to deploy nuclear weapons under the NATO Nuclear Sharing program on its territory. President Andrzej Duda said this in an interview with Fakt, noting that this issue has been discussed during negotiations between Poland and the United States for some time.

"I must admit that when I was asked about this, I stated our readiness," Duda emphasized.

He also noted that Russia is strengthening its military presence in the Kaliningrad region and has deployed nuclear weapons in Belarus.

The Polish President emphasized that if the allies decide to deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of the country to strengthen the security of NATO's eastern flank, Warsaw is ready to support this decision.

"We are an ally in the Alliance, and we also have obligations in this regard, that is, we are simply implementing a common policy," Duda emphasized.