Tusk asks Poland to reconsider its participation in the Ottawa and Dublin Conventions due to cluster munitions
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk instructed the Ministry of Defense to consider the possibility of withdrawing from the Ottawa and Dublin Conventions. This concerns the use of anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions.
The Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk during a session in the Sejm addressed the Ministry of Defense of Poland with a request to consider the possibility of withdrawing from the Ottawa and Dublin Conventions in the context of the use of anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions, reports UNN.
I asked the Ministry of Defense of Poland to request Poland to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention and possibly from the Dublin Convention. I am talking about anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions
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