"I am convinced that they might even increase their presence. Such a possibility exists because Poland approaches the presence of American troops differently than our Western neighbors," said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on Polsat News' "Gość Wydarzeń," when asked if he was certain that the Americans would not withdraw a single soldier from Poland as part of plans to reduce military presence in Europe.

"We appreciate the presence of American troops and we also invest our own money into it. There are approximately 10,000 American soldiers in Poland, give or take. This is the third-highest figure in Europe. [...] Poland allocates 15,000 dollars for each American soldier," he noted.