More US troops to be stationed in Poland

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he will send 1,000 more U.S. service members to Poland.

Trump made the announcement during a White House news conference with Poland’s president, Andrzej Duda. Trump said the Polish government will pay for the infrastructure to support the additional troops, and he praised Poland for increased contributions to NATO.

Trump also said Poland is buying more than 30 F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets from the U.S. In recognition of that purchase, a single F-35 flew over the White House, with Duda looking up and waving as it passed. it up, would take complaints by telephone and through an online link. It’s supposed to be operating within a year.

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