Facts Russia would rather not talk about: On 17 September 1939, Russia supported Nazi Germany in its aggression against Poland. Tradition of unprovoked aggressions goes back a long way…

📍 Weimar, Germany 35 years of cooperation and a meeting in the place where it all began. Weimar hosted the anniversary meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Poland, France and Germany as part of the Weimar Triangle. 🇵🇱🇫🇷🇩🇪 The talks focused primarily on European security – support for Ukraine 🇺🇦, hybrid threats and Russia’s aggressive actions, cyber threats and FIMI, as well as the situation in the Middle East and security in the Strait of Hormuz. 🇪🇺 The Ministers also discussed the competitiveness of the European economy and the need to strengthen ‘Made in Europe’ industry. The Weimar Triangle remains an important format for cooperation on European security, with transatlantic relations continuing to be a key element of this cooperation.

Over 4 years after Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, resilience is built on the front lines and through everyday acts of solidarity. 🛡️ Today, many Ukrainians live in Poland, working, starting businesses and strengthening our economy for our shared future. 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦 See what sectors they work in! 👇📊 #ResilientTogether #BuildingEconomyTogether

🇵🇱 On Polish Armed Forces Day, a ceremonial changing of the guard took place in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Among those attending the ceremony were President of the Republic of Poland @NawrockiKn, Deputy PM, Minister of National Defence @KosiniakKamysz, and Deputy FM @WTBartoszewski. It was a solemn moment to pay tribute to all the soldiers who, throughout history, have given their lives in defence of their homeland. The memory of their service and sacrifice remains a cornerstone of our shared responsibility for Poland’s security and future. 🇵🇱 Glory to the Heroes! #PolskaSAFE

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“We wanted to be free and to owe our freedom to ourselves” These words, spoken by Jan Stanisław Jankowski on 1 September 1944, reflect the spirit of the Warsaw Uprising, which began on 1 August 1944. On the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, we honour its brave women and men, as well as the people of Warsaw who supported them. We remember.

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On the 83rd anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Volhynia, we honor all the victims of this tragedy. Truth does not divide. Remembrance is our duty.

A Year of Working Together for the Security of Our Region - Thank You! 🇵🇱🌊 Today, Poland concludes its Presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States. We would like to thank all our partners for their cooperation and joint efforts throughout the past year. We also wish Iceland every success as it assumes the Presidency on 1 July. We look forward to meeting again through future joint initiatives within the 🇵🇱-🇮🇸-🇸🇪 Trio. 🤝

🌊 A sustainable and prosperous Baltic Sea region requires innovation, collaboration and a responsible approach to the future. The Polish Presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States is advancing this priority across several key areas: 🚢 Green shipping corridors: These initiatives support more sustainable maritime transport. The Polish Presidency promotes the exchange of experience and best practice across the Baltic Sea region, with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of maritime transport while enhancing the efficiency and safety of shipping. 🌐 Maritime data and digital cooperation: Building on the work of the Estonian Presidency, Poland is further strengthening cooperation on the collection and exchange of maritime data, while raising awareness of projects and initiatives being implemented across the Baltic Sea region. ⚓ Unexploded ordnance and dumped munitions: Another key priority for the Polish Presidency is addressing the issue of unexploded ordnance and dumped munitions in the Baltic Sea, which pose risks to safety, the environment and the maritime economy. Poland is fostering dialogue on risk assessment, mapping and coordinated approaches to managing this challenge.

The shared security of the region requires not only national procedures, but also cooperation across borders. 🌍 Wildfires, floods, humanitarian crises, and the impacts of climate change demonstrate that threats in the Baltic Sea region require a common response. This is why the Civil Protection Network operates within the Council of the Baltic Sea States (@CBSSsecretariat) – a platform for cooperation among experts and institutions responsible for the safety and security of people across the region. 🤝 Since 2002, the network has supported the exchange of expertise, joint risk assessment, the development of transnational projects, and the strengthening of response capabilities. It provides a space where experts from across the Baltic Sea region come together to build a shared culture of safety and security – from prevention and preparedness, through response, to recovery after crises. 🛡️