The New York Times: The conflict between Poland and Germany has harmed NATO and the European Union
The New York Times revealed the deterioration of relations between Berlin and Warsaw, due to differences between the parties over the deployment of German Patriot air defense systems.
According to the New York Times, these differences have caused damage to NATO and the European Union.
Earlier, German Defense Minister Christina Lambrecht announced an agreement with her Polish counterpart to conduct patrols in Polish airspace with German Euro-fighter fighters and to deploy Patriot air defense systems in the country.
Subsequently, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, head of the ruling Law and Justice Party Jaroslaw Kaczynski, and Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak put forward the idea of deploying German Patriot systems in Ukraine.
Berlin ruled out such a possibility, while the parties began working to deploy the Patriot in Poland.
Berlin and Warsaw agreed, at the level of the two countries’ defense ministers, on Wednesday, to deploy anti-aircraft missile systems on the territory of Poland.
