Poland waits for Trump first steps – Duda

Polish President Andrzej Duda, said that he awaits US President Donald Trump's first steps, but it hopes it will remain its “We are waiting for US President Donald Trump's first steps, we hope that he will conduct a balanced policy of a US guardian of peace and order in the world, just as it used to be for decades,” he said in Munich on Saturday after the NATO security conference. “Let me repeat this again: only the steps since we have heard often distorted information published by mass media. President Donald Trump was a businessman, now he is a politician. Let him peacefully start his work,” Duda said. Asked what pressure US Senator John McCain's was speaking about when he said that Poland could be one of the countries subjected to "a certain level of pressure", President Duda admitted that after a panel debate he had held a face-to-face conversation with John McCain but refused to reveal its contents. “Different pressures are being exerted, all of us know that such pressures exist, and that they come from different sides,” Duda said. Asked about lifting sanctions on Russia, he said it was out of the question. “One cannot even think about the lifting of sanctions until the Minsk Agreements have been implemented,” he said.