During a meeting of the National Security Council convened by President Karol Nawrocki, various topics including a loan for the SAFE program and Poland's invitation to the Peace Council were discussed. The meeting had an open session where President Nawrocki shared his concerns about the matters being addressed. Notably, Prime Minister Donald Tusk departed before these topics were fully concluded, hinting at potential disagreements on the discussions within the council.

Following the meeting, Zbigniew Bogucki, President Nawrocki's advisor, provided commentary on the proceedings during an interview with Polsat News. In his remarks, Bogucki directly challenged Tusk’s credibility, indicating that Tusk's earlier comments, made before his departure to Belgium, left significant doubts in light of the council's discussions. This confrontation illustrates a notable rift between the presidential office and the prime minister's administration, raising questions about the effectiveness of their collaboration on national security issues.

The ongoing tension suggests deeper political divides that could affect Poland's strategic direction regarding security. The clashes over communication and trustworthiness between top governmental figures may undermine their efforts to navigate important international relations, particularly in the context of ongoing dialogues with the United States and European Union regarding defense and policy alignment.