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Counselor Saryusz-Wolski emphasizes the importance of Poland's participation in the Council for Peace and discusses the necessity of developing the country's nuclear potential.

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Saryusz-Wolski stated that in the absence of a clear position from the government, the president could participate as an observer at the Peace Council, mentioning that Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Poland will not join this council for now.

He emphasized that Poland should be active in international security and peace organizations. Additionally, Saryusz-Wolski criticized the "anti-American hysteria" in Western Europe, which has influenced politicians in the Polish government coalition.

Moreover, he commented on the Polish president's statement regarding the development of the country's nuclear potential, comparing the threats to those faced by Israel in the Middle East. Saryusz-Wolski highlighted the necessity for Poland to be prepared to possess nuclear weapons in the event of a radical change in the security situation.

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