News - National Security Bureau

Polish President Andrzej Duda, on a visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday, met with soldiers from Polish Military Contingent of EUFOR Althea, an EU international peacekeeping mission, stationed at Camp Butmir in Sarajevo. The president was accompanied by the head of BBN minister Paweł Soloch.

President Andrzej Duda will pay a working visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday, where he will meet with representatives of the authorities and Polish soldiers serving in the Balkans.

Naval security, new threats, Poland's contribution to NATO, alliance operations and Polish officers' service in NATO's command were discussed by the Head of National Security Bureau Pawel Soloch and NATO's naval commander Sir Clive Johnstone on Tuesday.

The head of the National Security Bureau (BBN), Paweł Soloch said that the Bucharest Nine "has a common assessment of threats and the security situation," and emphasised that its unity contributes to the unity of NATO.

The head of National Security Bureau (BBN), Paweł Soloch, told before leaving for the Eurocorps headquarters in Strasbourg on Monday that "Poland wants the corps to continue as a key element of the NATO command structure."

The expected US decisions related to the coming year will not involve the construction of a big military base in Poland, but will rather concern increased US military presence, head of Poland's National Security Bureau (BBN) Paweł Soloch said on Wednesday.

We are proud to be today a member of the North Atlantic Alliance, which guarantees security in our part of Europe and of the world, President Andrzej Duda said in the Prague celebrations marking the 20th anniversary of NATO enlargement.

On March 13, President Andrzej Duda will officially promote five Polish Army officers to the general and admiral ranks, the National Security Bureau (BBN) announced on Tuesday.

President Andrzej Duda said during a visit to the headquarters of the Multinational Corps Northeast in Szczecin, north-west Poland, that joining NATO confirmed Poland's sovereignty and independence, as well as its departure from the Russian sphere of influence.

Polish Defence Ministry officials will meet with a Pentagon representative in Warsaw next week, National Security Bureau (BBN) head Paweł Soloch told a public radio broadcaster on Saturday.