On September 3, local time, Poland's Deputy Minister of Defense Pavel Zalewski said that Poland hopes to expand its participation in the NATO nuclear deterrent system, and the topic of participating in relevant tasks under the NATO “nuclear sharing” framework is currently under discussion. He said that Poland wants to participate in missions related to the delivery of nuclear weapons, which is also part of NATO's “nuclear sharing” mechanism. By participating in relevant plans, Poland hopes to further strengthen its role in the NATO nuclear deterrence system. Zalewski said that this is the first time that Poland has pushed NATO member states to consider involving Poland in related nuclear weapons delivery missions. But at the same time, he stressed that there is currently no issue of deploying nuclear warheads outside of NATO's current deployment sites.

On September 3, local time, Poland's Deputy Minister of Defense Pavel Zalewski said that Poland hopes to expand its participation in the NATO nuclear deterrent system, and the topic of participating in relevant tasks under the NATO “nuclear sharing” framework is currently under discussion. He said that Poland wants to participate in missions related to the delivery of nuclear weapons, which is also part of NATO's “nuclear sharing” mechanism. By participating in relevant plans, Poland hopes to further strengthen its role in the NATO nuclear deterrence system. Zalewski said that this is the first time that Poland has pushed NATO member states to consider involving Poland in related nuclear weapons delivery missions. But at the same time, he stressed that there is currently no issue of deploying nuclear warheads outside of NATO's current deployment sites.