Maciej Miłosz: How to respond to Russia's next "wayward" missiles?

The Polish government is reducing the defense budget despite ongoing threats from Russia, which raises concerns about national security. The upcoming budget will be 2 billion PLN less than planned for 2025, and inflation will further decrease actual spending. Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced a strategic defense review, which appears to focus on budget cuts rather than enhancing military readiness. This decision seems to stem from both financial constraints and a belief that Poland has done enough to deter Russian aggression for now.