Waldemar wrote that Adam Bielan allegedly said that "he got chills down his spine" when Sikorski reacted reluctantly to the name Fort Trump. According to Waldemar, Sikorski did not back away from efforts for a permanent U.S. base, but argued that naming it after the sitting president could be a sign of servility and pose a risk, since the installation would be established in a few years and would require the approval of Congress, where the majority could change. As other possible names, he mentioned Pułaski, Kościuszko, or Reagan. Waldemar accused Bielan of being outraged over the absence of Trump's name, rather than the number of soldiers or the conditions of their deployment. He assessed that the base should survive a change of power in Washington, and Poland does not need to highlight the name of the American president to host troops. The entry concluded with the signature of Jacek Fogel. #Polska #FortTrump #Wojsko (translated)