“We will work together, and we will strengthen that alliance no matter what,” Mosbacher said, emphasizing that the bilateral relationship is not in crisis. “The U.S. understands how important Poland is,” she added, noting Poland’s defense spending and commitment to its own security. Mosbacher dismissed concerns about strained ties, citing Poland’s status as one of America’s most important global allies. “We want our partners to be full partners,” she said. “Poland has taken on responsibility, and that is respected in Washington.” She also highlighted the long-standing cultural and historical ties between the two countries, including a large Polish-American community. “Regardless of who the President of Poland is, the U.S. will continue to work with Poland,” Mosbacher said.
