Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed a resolution granting formal consent for the deployment of foreign troops from NATO member states on Polish soil. The Bureau of National Security confirmed the signing on Sunday, September 14, 2025, indicating a rapid increase in allied military presence to safeguard the eastern flank.
This decision comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, as Poland seeks to bolster its defense capabilities. The deployment of NATO troops is seen as a strategic move to enhance security in light of recent developments, including the actions of Russian troops in Ukraine, where they have captured villages near Zaporozhzhia and Dnepropetrovsk Oblasts. For more on this situation, see our related coverage.
The resolution reflects Poland"s commitment to NATO and its readiness to collaborate with allied forces to ensure regional stability.
