Nawrocki urgently seeking US troops in Poland amid high court ‘coup d’etat’ supported by EU

Polish President Karol Nawrocki is focusing on negotiations with the United States over troop placement in his country, seeking the reassurance of an ally’s presence amid unprecedented instability and opposition from technocrats in Bruss…
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