Poland and US end missile defense talks

A Polish negotiator says his country and the United States have completed talks on a missile defense installation but that Polish leaders must still decide whether to accept a base.

Chief Polish negotiator Witold Waszczykowski says he and his U.S. counterpart John Rood have ended their talks on Washington's proposal to place 10 missile interceptors in Poland after nearly a year and a half.

He says the results of the talks have been given to the prime minister and foreign minister who "now have to make a political decision _ yes or no."

Waszczykowski said Wednesday there was no indication of when a decision might be made.