Donald Tusk warns of the risk of a Russian attack on a NATO state and questions whether the USA will remain loyal to the alliance's commitments.

Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister of Poland, stated to the Financial Times that the crucial question for Europe is whether the United States will remain loyal to NATO commitments, warning that Russia could launch an attack on a member of the alliance in the coming months. Tusk emphasized the uncertainty in Europe, generated by President Trump's statements and the fluctuating commitments of the U.S.

He mentioned that, despite NATO's commitment to mutual defense, some members have ignored recent challenges, such as the violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones. Tusk called for a serious response from NATO and highlighted the need for concrete measures to ensure the defense of Europe.

He also highlighted the importance of closer cooperation among European states in the field of defense, especially in the context of Russian threats. Tusk advocated for deeper integration of Europe and the development of common defense capabilities, while the European Union seeks to strengthen its role in defense following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.