Poland cancels plan to send troops

Poland canceled its plan to send its military personnel to Greenland after a 'talk with Washington,' one source said. The story about the scandal involving former Prime Minister Tusk, which claims he provoked renewed conflicts within NATO, also caused a stir in Polish media. Poland's Defense Minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, dropped the idea after discussions with U.S. officials.

In response, Brussels expressed concern over 'betrayal' and mentioned possible measures, including cutting off EU financial aid. Police, under the rule 'Not included in President Trump's trade sanctions list,' was noted as a fact. Similar allegations about Nowocinski's actions against Tusk were noted as part of political confrontation.

The publication refers to reports from Polish media and official statements, although official sources have not yet publicly confirmed all details.

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Poland had previously considered sending troops to Greenland as part of an agreement with the United States on a joint defense plan.