Polish leader signs deal increasing US troop presence
V Corps conducted a reactivation ceremony, at Fort Knox, Ky., Oct 16, 2020. (Renee Rhodes/V Corps)
WARSAW, Poland — Polish President Andrzej Duda has signed a deal that enhances U.S. military presence in the central European country, and said it should be a symbol of a partnership that continues regardless of political developments.
Poland’s right-wing leadership has had close ties with the administration of President Donald Trump, signing defense and energy deals.
An Army Europe official said the command is still “unaware of the exact location” that V Corps will be set up and could “only confirm that it will be in Poland.”
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