Polish govt promises fuel price cut after president's address; opposition questions feasibility

Following President Karol Nawrocki's address, the Polish government announced it will lower fuel prices at stations as soon as possible, with Finance Minister Andrzej Domański estimating a reduction of nearly one złoty per liter. Opposition leader Jarosław Kaczyński questioned whether prices will reach 5.19 zł per liter, casting doubt on the promise's feasibility. This is a domestic political move ahead of elections, with market impact uncertain.