Mariusz Błaszczak, erstwhile Minister of National Defence and Vice president of Law and Justice, comments on the most crucial questions about Poland's security. Did he commend Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish for his military decisions? What does he think is his top success in the MON, and what – in retrospect – would change today? There are besides questions about 96 Apache helicopters, the Patriot system, the transfer of arms to Ukraine, the future of the Armed Forces Agency and the pace of modernization of the Polish Army. Błaszczak besides presents a proposal for a universal 16-day military training for 19-year-old men and says why he believes Poland should build capabilities primarily in cooperation with the United States. The conversation besides concerns Nord Stream, German-Russian relations, are they a deadly threat to Poland? There are besides questions as to whether the Law and Justice will support the changes prepared by the Ministry of Defence and whether an agreement can be reached over political divisions in defence matters. Check which questions the erstwhile head of the MON answered without avoiding specifics.
