FILE PHOTO: Polish military vehicles are transported during TUMAK-22 NATO exercises in an area known as the Suwalki Gap, of crucial significance to the security of the alliance's eastern flank, at a polygon in Klusy, Poland November 25, 2022. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/File Photo
WARSAW/RIGA (Reuters) - Polish call centre worker Katarzyna Paprota, 48, says the dramatic shift in United States policy towards Russia and Ukraine under President Donald Trump gives her reason to fear for the future.
"The foreign policy of the United States scares me a lot," she told Reuters in Warsaw.
