Bush want to donate 20 million dollars to Poland

President Bush’s cabinet turned to the U.S. Congress to grant 20 million dollars military aid for Poland. This motion is connected with the negotiations on the anti-rocked shield.
This motion, included into wider budgetary document, is aiming into fulfillment of Polish postulates, which demanded help in modernization of our military services, in exchange for the assent for placing a base with 10 intercepting missiles on our territory. Americans want to place a radar station in Czech Republic and anti-rocket missiles base in Poland. Negotiations with Czech Republic are almost finished, unlike the negotiations with Poland.