Poland Joins Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition Supporting Ukraine, Tusk Announces
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Warsaw has committed to an international coalition aimed at defending Ukraine against ballistic missile attacks.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced Poland's participation in an anti-ballistic missile coalition established to support Ukraine's defense against missile strikes. The move represents a shift from Tusk's earlier position in July, when he indicated Warsaw needed time to evaluate whether its defense capabilities would permit joining the initiative.
The coalition aims to coordinate air defense systems and provide support against ballistic threats targeting Ukrainian territory. Poland's decision follows months of assessment regarding the country's own military readiness and available resources for such participation.
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- Poland joins anti-ballistic missile coalition for Ukraine — Tusk — TASS (Russia)
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