Poland worried about tensions in NATO over Greenland, says Tusk


Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk arrives for the Coalition of the Willing summit at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France January 6, 2026. YOAN VALAT/Pool via REUTERS

WARSAW, Jan 9 (Reuters) - ‌Poland's prime minister is worried about the strain ‌the United States' threat to take over ‌Greenland is putting on NATO, he said on Friday, adding that as a loyal ally Warsaw should be honest with Washington ‍about its concerns.

Poland views the United ‍States and NATO ‌as crucial to its security in the face of ‍an increasingly ​assertive Russia, and policymakers in Warsaw fear divisions in the alliance could embolden ⁠Moscow.

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