Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the country is building a force that will soon become Europe’s largest army. Tusk said Poland’s goal is driven by modern equipment and expanding troop and capability levels, arguing the resulting strength would help shape the region’s fate. He framed the build-up as part of a wider security effort, especially given threats on NATO’s eastern flank. The comments signal continued acceleration of Poland’s defense expansion and modernization plans as tensions persist in the area.
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