- Our intention is to conclude a comprehensive plan of joint activities in the military and defence sphere for the forthcoming years. To delineate precisely the scope of collaboration between Canada and Poland in the domain of security. (…) I believe that the plan for 2025-2026, which we will adopt imminently, will represent a significant advancement in integration, our collective strength, and our shared responsibility for security - stated Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz following a meeting with Canada's Minister of Defence.

- Our approach is guided by the principle of continuing those actions that are beneficial and rectifying those that are detrimental. As General Kukuła observed, the lessons of the war in Ukraine are being implemented. It would be erroneous to assume that a one-off solution is being adopted - rather, flexibility is required. The ability to adapt is of paramount importance in order to ensure that the military is able to respond effectively to changing circumstances. (…) After two years and, in a moment, after three years of experience of the war in Ukraine, there must be an analysis and redefinition of the actions we are conducting - stated Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz at the conference "Lessons from the war in Ukraine – equipment and structure of the Polish army and Civil Defence".

- It is our duty today to state this matter clearly and explicitly. It is imperative that Europe intensifies its efforts to provide assistance to Ukraine, with a particular focus on enhancing its security. Without increased expenditure and awareness of the necessity of such measures within the European public consciousness, the aforementioned measures will prove futile. Without an awareness of the importance of security in the contemporary era. It is our intention to reiterate this message at every opportunity, and it is our commitment as defence ministers to do so. It is of the utmost importance that we fulfil our roles in our countries, as well as in the wider European Union, in our interactions with the United Kingdom and in our friendship with the United States. I would like this to be emphasised, as we have all previously stated in our speeches how important it is for us to maintain relations with the United States, which have been the basis of our civilisation for many years - said Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz following a meeting with defence ministers in Berlin.

- We are together in the European Union, together in NATO. We are strong partners, for which I express my sincerest gratitude. I am very pleased to be in Bratislava today, accompanied by Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak, who is currently engaged in bilateral discussions. This is not a mere coincidence; it is the result of a strategic decision to cooperate, particularly in the field of arms production. I am particularly impressed by Slovakia's production capacity in the field of ammunition, particularly the 155mm variety, although other types are also noteworthy. The potential for growth is considerable, ranking among the largest in Europe and the world. We wish to collaborate with you in the development of the arms industry, as you represent a strategic partner in this field - stated Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz following a meeting with Slovak Defence Minister Robert Kaliňák.

- It is a great moment marking the culmination of 25 years of the Multinational Corps Northeast' presence in Szczecin with a change of command. This serves as an exemplar of the Corps' capacity for continuity, stability, and functionality. It is noteworthy that, following a quarter of a century of the Corps' presence in Szczecin, we are witnessing another change of command, which symbolises the continuity of the Corps. Freedom needs strength. It will not be able to defend itself. It is a highly valuable concept, but in the context of daily threats, it requires a unified determination and courage. For 75 years, NATO has constituted the most robust defence alliance in history. It safeguards peace, security and our civilisation - stated Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz during a visit to the Headquarters of the Multinational Corps Northeast.

The primary focus of the discussion was the situation in Ukraine and the developments on the frontline. The Minister of Defence of Ukraine provided an account of the situation. Furthermore, we discussed the cooperation between the defence industries of the EU countries, the Northern Group - Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said following the meeting of the defence ministers of the Northern Group countries.

On 19 November this year, a meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council in defence ministers' format was held in Brussels, which was attended by Deputy Minister Paweł Zalewski.

- The deployment of an American destroyer on Polish soil becomes a reality, representing a significant development in the security history of Poland, the United States and NATO, and marking a notable shift in the geopolitical landscape. It is like a milestone and a cornerstone at the same time. This represents a significant milestone in the fields of missile defence and air defence for all NATO countries, for Europe and for the United States. The installation of the US base in Redzikowo will serve to enhance the security of Europe, the United States, Poland and NATO as a whole. It will contribute to the strengthening of the most powerful alliance in the modern world - Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak - Kamysz stated during the opening of the base in Redzikowo.

- We discussed, with NATO Secretary General, the most pressing challenges facing NATO, Poland's role within the Alliance, and the nature of our interactions. Poland is a reliable ally, and we are committed to upholding our obligations as set forth in the North Atlantic Treaty. We expect the same level of commitment from our allies. The most pressing security concerns were discussed, and I also delivered a presentation on the provision of assistance to Ukraine. I emphasised that Poland has been providing support to Ukraine since the outset of the conflict, implementing a whole range of possible measures to assist the country. On behalf of the Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces, General Dymanowski presented details of the support provided to Ukraine. The Secretary General and his delegation were highly impressed by Poland's actions since the outset of the war in Ukraine – W. Kosiniak – Kamysz said following the meeting with the NATO Secretary General.

On 11 November, central celebrations of the National Independence Day were held in Warsaw with the participation of President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda, as well as the highest state authorities and the Polish Army. The celebrations were attended by Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence, representing the President of the Council of Ministers.