[Poland says it is discussing participating in NATO's "nuclear sharing" program but denies that it will deploy nuclear warheads in its territory] On September 3, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Pawel Zalewski said on September 3, local time, that Poland hopes to expand its participation in NATO's nuclear deterrence system. Issues of participating in related tasks under NATO's "nuclear sharing" framework are currently under discussion. He said that Poland hopes to participate in tasks related to the delivery of nuclear weapons, which is also part of NATO's "nuclear sharing" mechanism. By participating in relevant programs, Poland hopes to further strengthen its role in NATO's nuclear deterrence system. Zalewski said that this is the first time Poland has pushed NATO member states to consider allowing Poland to participate in related nuclear weapons delivery missions. But he also emphasized that there is currently no issue of deploying nuclear warheads outside NATO's existing deployment locations. NATO's "nuclear sharing" mechanism is an important part of NATO's nuclear deterrence system, and some European NATO member states participate in relevant arrangements.