The head of Poland’s National Security Bureau (BBN), Bartosz Grodecki, has expressed concerns regarding a recently signed defense agreement between Poland and Germany. Grodecki characterized the agreement as “rather asymmetrical,” suggesting an imbalance in its terms. He specifically pointed to one article as problematic, arguing it encroaches upon the authority of the President rather than falling under the purview of the Ministry of National Defence. Grodecki stated the BBN received the final text of the agreement only one day prior to its signing, raising questions about the level of consultation. This late delivery has fueled the perception that Poland was somewhat overlooked during the negotiation process. The BBN chief’s comments indicate potential friction over the scope of the agreement and the distribution of responsibilities within the Polish government. Further discussion and clarification are anticipated.