– I would very much like it to be as Minister Sikorski says, and I would also like us to support the government if it takes concrete actions aimed at increasing the security of the Polish state – said Michał Dworczyk in Polsat News, when asked about Radosław Sikorski's words, which suggest that a European insurance policy can be an addition to the American one, and by strengthening the European arms industry, we will strengthen NATO, not weaken it.

– In my conviction, the initiatives being undertaken today are important because, in perspective, they will likely create large funds that can be used for the development of the arms industry, for example, but we have no guarantee that the legal frameworks currently being built for obtaining these funds will be beneficial for Poland – he continued.

– From the funds that, according to the authors' idea, will come, among other things, from common debt […] we will have no guarantee that Polish entrepreneurs will benefit. […] I appeal for us to take care of Polish interests […] and the devil is in the details, these details are very important, and the current government should really take a close look and get involved to ensure that the programs being created today in the European Union are beneficial from the perspective of the Polish state and Polish entrepreneurs – he went on to say.