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A Shift in European Security Paradigms
Amid discussions among European leaders about the potential deployment of peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has taken a firm stance against sending Polish soldiers. While countries like France and the UK have signaled readiness to contribute troops, Tusk emphasizes ongoing support through humanitarian and military aid instead. A clear majority of Polish citizens share this reluctance, with 71% opposing troop deployments in contrast to 60% of Britons favoring the idea.
Factors Behind Poland’s Hesitance
Three primary reasons clarify Poland’s cautious approach towards troop deployment in Ukraine: