1. "The system has no aggressive intentions," said Kaczynski, who accompanied Bush to the Baltic seaside town of Jurata.

2. The Kremlin argues that the system would undermine its nuclear deterrent. The system we have proposed is not directed at Russia,‘‘ Bush said after talks with Kaczynski at the presidential retreat at Jurata, a resort on the Baltic Sea. Indeed, we would welcome Russian cooperation on missile defense.‘‘ Bush said a working group including the United States and Russia would discuss different opportunities and different options, all aimed at providing protection for people from rogue regimes who might be in a position to either blackmail and/or attack those of us who live in free societies.‘‘ Kaczynski voiced strong support for putting the interceptors on Polish soil. As far as the missile defense system is concerned, the two parties fully agree,‘‘ Kaczynski said. The Russian federation can feel totally safe,‘‘ said Kaczynski.