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Trump’s Poland Approval Slides to 29%, Tusk Rejects Vassal Status

6/24/2026

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s approval fell, with only 29% confidence in Poland.
Pew Research Center February-May 2026 and SW/CBOS February 2026 showed 29% confidence in Trump and 49% favorable view of United States, 53% no longer view United States as a reliable ally, and Trump third-most distrusted worldwide.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk called United States a partner, warned Poland would not become a “vassal,” and after a cancelled 4,000-troop rotation Trump pledged 5,000 soldiers.

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s approval fell, with only 29% confidence in Poland.
Pew Research Center February-May 2026 and SW/CBOS February 2026 showed 29% confidence in Trump and 49% favorable view of United States, 53% no longer view United States as a reliable ally, and Trump third-most distrusted worldwide.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk called United States a partner, warned Poland would not become a “vassal,” and after a cancelled 4,000-troop rotation Trump pledged 5,000 soldiers.