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The US President landed in Warsaw at 9.30pm BST where he will get a chance to patch up trans-Atlantic ties this week when he meets with NATO allies still rattled by his failure on an earlier trip to embrace the principle that an attack against one member is an attack against all. He disembarked Air Force One with wife Melania, wearing an emerald green trench coat, by his side. The White House said he would showcase his commitment to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in a speech and in meetings with a group of nations closest to Russia on his way to the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany on Friday and Saturday.

Getty Donald Trump meets the Polish PM in Warsaw

GETTY Donald Trump arrived in Poland to swipe at Western nations

President Trump's visit in Warsaw is expected to go down well with Poles who admire his nationalist stance, as they look to push back on EU migrant quotas. Ahead of Friday's G20 Summit account Aleksander Kowalczyk, told the Daily Mail: "There is no love for Germany in Poland. "I am hoping Trump will bring more love for Poland than Germany has ever shown us. That probably isn't hard. "Im hoping he understands us." Local cab driver Mateusz Nowak said: "'Screw Russia. We don't need Russia. "We don't need Germany. We don't need China. We don't need anybody but the Croats, the Czechs, the Ukrainans and maybe the US. "Trump is welcome here. Anyone who Merkel and Putin don't like is good news for us." Onboard Air Force One, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters the US is exploring its options to respond to North Korea's test-firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile. She said: "I think we've been pretty consistent that we're never going to broadcast any next steps. We're exploring those options."

Getty Polish President Andrzej Duda (R) and US President Donald Trump shake hands

Mr Trump’s national security adviser, HR McMaster, last week said: ”He will lay out a vision not only for America's future relationship with Europe, but the future of our trans-Atlantic alliance, and what that means for American security and American prosperity.” Aside from shoring up the U.S. relationship with NATO allies, the speech is symbolically significant given Poland's proximity to Russia and regional fears about Moscow's ambitions following its 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine. It was only six weeks ago when Trump, meeting with NATO leaders in Brussels, scolded them for failing to spend enough on defense during a speech in which the Republican president was expected to explicitly endorse NATO's Article 5, the collective defense provision of the treaty. He slammed Germany for its trade practices, and shortly after returning home, pulled out of the 2015 Paris climate deal, leaving his officials to try to smooth ruffled feelings.

Getty Mr Trump is set to meet with NATO allies in Warsaw

"They have spent a lot of their time trying to undo or explain away some of the images and the mood that came out of the last trip to Europe," said Derek Chollet, a top defense official for former Democratic President Barack Obama. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the host of the Group of 20 meeting of leading economies, has signaled she will not back down on climate and trade. Shortly before leaving for Europe on Wednesday, Trump dug in on trade, tweeting: "The United States made some of the worst Trade Deals in world history. Why should we continue these deals with countries that do not help us?"

GETTY Melania Trump arriving in Warsaw