President Trump's approach towards Russia, criticism of Zelensky, and pressure on NATO countries to increase military spending has led to significant geopolitical shifts. Allies like Poland and South Korea are now contemplating developing their nuclear arsenals amid concerns about the reliability of the U.S. nuclear umbrella. This unprecedented openness towards nuclear armament reflects a breakdown in confidence regarding America's commitments to protect its allies, as highlighted by Poland's Prime Minister Tusk regarding a changing geopolitical landscape that poses new challenges for nations historically relying on U.S. deterrence.
President Trump's recent decisions regarding Ukraine and NATO spending have caused a seismic shift in how traditional allies like Poland assess their nuclear policies.
South Korea and Germany have begun openly discussing the need for nuclear capabilities in response to concerns over American military commitments.
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