Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk Affirms Country Has No Interest in Invading Iran with US-Israel

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that his country will not send troops to participate in military operations against Iran, following President Trump’s request for allies to help form a coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz.

“The Polish government is not planning any military expedition to Iran, and this raises no concerns from our allies,” Tusk said before a government meeting.

He clarified that this applies to Polish ground, air, and naval forces, which are currently being strengthened to address the ongoing border conflict in Ukraine.

Meanwhile, German carrier Lufthansa announced it has extended the suspension of flights to Tel Aviv until 9 April due to significant air traffic restrictions in the Middle East. The airline has also suspended flights to Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, until 5 April for operational reasons, although ITA Airways scheduled flights will continue as planned.

Several other major international airlines, including British Airways, Air Canada, and major US carriers such as Delta, United, and American Airlines, have also suspended flights to Tel Aviv until March or even April and May, frequently extending these suspensions as the conflict continues.