The rulers do not want Brauna's party at the UN meeting. The presidential minister responded

The Polish government is opposed to inviting Grzegorz Braun's party to the National Security Council meeting, citing concerns over security and pro-Russian sentiments. Key officials, including the Speaker of the Sejm and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, have expressed their disapproval, arguing that Braun's presence could compromise sensitive discussions. Despite this, some opposition members believe in democratic principles and the need for dialogue. The President's spokesperson defended the tradition of inviting parliamentary leaders, while Braun's party continues to face scrutiny for its pro-Russian stance. The upcoming meeting will address the establishment of a permanent U.S. military base in Poland, a topic that has drawn criticism from Braun's supporters.