Jack Strong recalled that during Donald Tusk's first government, the issue of the missile defense project in Poland was, in his opinion, deliberately delayed, which was intended to make it easier for Barack Obama’s administration to withdraw from the plans. He argued that as a result, Poland did not have a shield, which — he assessed — would have been useful in the face of aerial attacks. He also wrote that people connected with Roman Giertych were interested at that time in Americans staying in Poland who were responsible for the construction of the shield, and the project's specifications were supposed to reach Giertych's people. He asked who passed it on to them and suggested that it could have been Tusk. #Polska #TarczyAntyrakietowej #Tusk (translated)
