Poland must be honest with U.S. about Greenland worries, says Tusk
WARSAW, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk is very worried about United States President Donald Trump's statements about Greenland, he said on Friday, adding that as a loyal American ally, Warsaw should be honest with Washington about its concerns.
"I'm very concerned about the Greenland issue, and I'm also very concerned about events in the United States, and everything that's building such ideological and political tension within NATO and the United States itself," Tusk told a news conference.
"But because we're allies, friends, and Poland is an exceptionally loyal ally of the United States, I also believe that when you're in such a position, you don't do anything on your knees; you just say what you think. Among friends, you should speak honestly about what's right and what's wrong."
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