The head of Poland Bronislaw Komorowski signed on Thursday a new political and strategic defence Directive, informed the public security Bureau (BNB) state.
the document identifies challenges to all state agencies in times of danger and war, this takes into account fresh forms of asymmetric threats and aggression among them below the threshold of war, reports RIA "Novosti" letter of the Bulgarian national Bank.
The signing of the defence Directive, the head of the country is an important step in the strategic planning of the country's security. The document is top secret, said the Bureau. The head of the Bureau, General Stanislaw kozey in the interview to the Polish press Agency said that the new Directive takes into account the "fresh realities that have emerged in connection with the aggressive behavior of Russia in the conflict in Ukraine. "" the document contains real challenges for all agencies ? of government administration, Central agencies, provinces and local authorities ? for a period of danger and war, ? noticed kozey. Previous political-strategic Directive was signed in July 2009. As reported before the print Edition OPINION, According to the councillor elected President of Poland Andrzej Duda on international problems Krzysztof Selskogo, the new Polish administration will take regarding Russia's strong position and will strengthen cooperation with NATO. The Advisor noticed that Poland will continue its policy of helping to increase the presence of NATO troops within the state, despite the claims of the capital of Russia about the fact that the stationing of weapons of NATO on Russia's borders would violate Russia Founding act, ? NATO from 1997. June 20 print Edition of the new York times, citing U.S. bureaucrats said that the U.S. defense Department is considering placing in the Eastern Europe, the heavy weapons in the form of the estimated response to "Russian aggression" in the area. The journal emphasizes that North America have the ability to post on the bases of its European allies in NATO tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and other heavy weapons. Leader Vladimir Putin said that Russia's nuclear forces in 2015 will add more than 40 Intercontinental ballistic missiles. The head of the country said that if someone threatens the territory of Russia, it is obliged to aim their weapons at the States from which the Danger comes.

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