In a lengthy session, the National Security Council convened by President Karol Nawrocki reviewed important security topics including the controversial SAFE defense funding program and Poland's potential involvement in Donald Trump's Peace Council. The discussions were marked by significant delays, with politicians canceling media appearances as the meeting extended beyond six hours. Over half of this time was dedicated to the SAFE program, indicating its contentious nature among the political elite.

Key political players, including Minkiewicz and Czarzasty, expressed their views on these pressing matters. The government firmly opposed joining Trump's Peace Council, citing concerns over undermining domestic trust in political institutions. Czarzasty highlighted the ongoing struggle for consensus within the government on defense strategies, especially concerning the alignment with American policies in light of current domestic uncertainties.

The deliberations reflect broader concerns regarding Poland's security strategy and its relationship with international alliances. As tensions rise and defense needs evolve, the outcomes from this meeting will likely influence Poland's security policies and domestic political landscape moving forward. This situation underscores the challenges faced by the government amid divided public opinion and potential impacts on future international engagements.