Duda on Nato: Poland is part of the west

"Nato has not noticed Poland's shift from eat to the west," says the Polish President Andrzej Duda in an interview with the Financial Times. The president argued that Nato treats Poland like a buffer zone in the conflict with Russia and sees Germany as its borderline. Duda pointed out that Poland has very few Nato forces stationed in Szczecin, which is unacceptable as his country is a Nato ally. This is why he plans to address this issue on next year's Nato summit in Warsaw and demand more bases to be placed in Poland in order to protect the eastern flank of the allience in the conflict with Russia.