President signs new anti-terror bill, saying it will guarantee security

President Aleksander Kwaśniewski yesterday signed a security bill "The Strategy for National Security" after a meeting of the National Security Council (RBN). "Poland now has its own strategy for national safety and this document guarantees our country more security," announced Kwaśniewski. Prime Minister, Leszek Miller, also present at the press conference announced that the strategy takes into account new "Untypical and unconventional" terrorist attacks coming from abroad. "September 11, 2001 has forced us to reconsider different possibilities - emphasized Leszek Miller, adding that during Tuesday's Sejm session, parliament will accept the amendment to the budget bill, which will encompass the costs of implementing the security strategy. President Kwaśniewski also said that real evidence to the fact that terrorists do not care for anything or anyone was shown in the attack on NATO headquarters in Baghdad, and the fact that "we cannot be sure of the time or day" is the main reason for Poland's engagement in Iraq. (www.onet.pl) A.K.