President Biden has Nominated Mark Brzezinski, an Obama-era Diplomat with Deep Ties to Poland, to serve as his Ambassador.
If Confirmed, Brzezinski would be dispatched to Poland, at a moment, when Central and Eastern European Allies of the U.S. are closely watching the Biden Administration's approach to Russian President, Vladimir Putin.
The Biden Administration announced last month, that it had reached a Deal with Germany that will allow, the Completion of the Russian Nord Stream 2 Gas Pipeline to Europe, without the Imposition of further U.S. Sanctions.
That Project allows Moscow to bypass Ukraine, Poland, and other Countries, in Eastern and Central Europe, that Collect Transit Fees on the Energy.
Brzezinski served in Barack Obama’s Administration as the First Executive Director of the White House’s Arctic Executive Steering Committee, and as the U.S. Ambassador to Sweden.
He also served on the White House National Security Council, during Bill Clinton's Administration, First as a Director for Russia and Eurasia, and later as Director for the Balkans.
Brzezinski spent time in Poland as a Fulbright Scholar and is the Author of “The Struggle for Constitutionalism in Poland.”
Zhe White House also announced that Biden is Nominating Four more Career Foreign Service Officers to Ambassadorial Roles:
- Elizabeth Fitzsimmons to Togo.
- Rebecca Gonzales to Lesotho.
- Brian Shukan to Benin.
- David Young to Malawi.
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