Polish President Karol Nawrocki has said that only U.S. President Donald Trump can prevent Russian President Vladimir Putin from threatening Europe. In an interview with Radio 4, Nawrocki stated that Russia poses a threat to Poland and to Central and Eastern Europe, and that Trump is the only person capable of resolving the issue and ending the war in Ukraine. He warned that these are dangerous times and urged Europe to support Trump’s efforts to bring the conflict to an end.

Nawrocki, known as a supporter of Trump, also commented on the relationship between Europe and the United States. He said that despite recent U.S. statements regarding Greenland, the United States remains the guarantor of Europe’s security. According to him, Trump’s actions toward Europe deserve support and respect. Nawrocki expressed concern that Europe is moving away from the United States, which he believes would not be beneficial for the European Union’s economic or military security.

The president’s remarks reflect Poland’s continued emphasis on transatlantic ties and its reliance on U.S. leadership in European security matters.

A U.S.-made F-16 fighter jet crashed during a military exercise in western Poland on August 28, killing the pilot. Footage shows the aircraft suddenly descending from the sky before hitting the ground and catching fire. No bystanders were harmed, and the cause of the crash remains unknown. Poland, a key NATO ally, has been operating F-16s purchased from the United States since 2003. The incident marks another fatal accident involving this aircraft model.

Archaeologists in Poland’s Wielkopolska region have uncovered two prehistoric megalithic tombs, now being referred to as the “Polish Pyramids.” These structures, estimated to be around 5,500 years old, date back to the same era as Stonehenge and predate the Egyptian pyramids.

The trapezoidal tombs, each about 200 meters long and 4 meters high, were constructed with stones weighing up to 10 tons and are aligned toward the sunrise. They are attributed to the Funnelbeaker culture, known for its early agricultural practices and monumental tomb-building.

Researchers believe these tombs served as burial sites for influential figures such as shamans and tribal leaders. Artifacts found include ceremonial axes and opium vessels, indicating the spiritual significance of the graves. The discovery offers new insights into prehistoric European architecture and belief systems.