Poland’s Tusk open to missile defense, reiterates plan to end military mission in Iraq

06 Nov 2007

Poland’s prime minister-designate expressed openness Tuesday to a U.S. proposal to place part of a U.S. missile defense system in Poland, but stressed his nation would also consult its European Union partners on the issue. Full Story

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