„It would be a shocking betrayal of the president's constitutional role.” — Sikorski on Nawrocki's potential veto of the SAFE act

23/02/2026

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Sikorski on Nawrocki's potential veto of the SAFE act:

It would be a shocking betrayal of the president's constitutional role.

Michał Lubowicki

- If that were the case [President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the SAFE act], I hope the military and uniformed services would tell him what they think about it – Radosław Sikorski said at a press briefing in Brussels.

- It would be succumbing to pressure from Nowogrodzka, rather than fulfilling his constitutional duty as commander-in-chief of the armed forces, ensuring a modern Polish army. It would be a shocking betrayal of his constitutional role – he assessed.

Michał Lubowicki

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