Yeah, we'll see

Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski said he's counting on “active participation” from the United States for the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the first free elections in Poland on June  4,  1989.

Komorowski spoke to Barack Obama during a dinner which the US President put on for participants of the 68th session of the UN General Assembly.

Arab appreciation of our Noble Peace Prize Winner. Maybe the 
welcome will be as warm in Poland if he attends the celebration

Asked by Polish Radio whether Obama will come to Poland, Komorowski said “we are talking about it, and we will try to persuade [Obama], although we'll see,” although he underlined that there is “understanding about the importance of the anniversary.”

“We are very much counting on the active presence of the USA for the anniversary, which is an anniversary of freedom, and  June 4th is not just a freedom day for Poland,” Komorowski added. The Polish president also spoke about the future of Ukraine with Obama, saying that “it was important for me to get through to the US president to say that Poland is effectively building political support for Ukraine.”

Asked what he heard from Barack Obama, however, Komorowski said that the US president declared that he “looks better without a mustache.”