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Kierwiński expressed concerns about the participation of Grzegorz Braun's Confederation in the upcoming National Security Council meeting, labeling them as potential agents of influence from the East. He believes their presence could complicate discussions, especially given the current geopolitical tensions. The meeting, scheduled for November 3, will address national security issues, including the establishment of a permanent U.S. military base in Poland. Previous criticisms of Braun's party have highlighted their perceived pro-Russian stance, raising questions about their role in Polish politics. President Nawrocki acknowledged the party's parliamentary representation but emphasized the need for inclusivity in political discourse.