US to seek back payment from Europe for Ukraine aid, Trump says
Europe may face a US bill for past Ukraine arms as Donald Trump says Washington keeps munitions for itself before ally sales resume.
Poland has received approval to receive up to $500 million in 2027 from the European Peace Facility (EPF) fund, which reimburses member states for military aid to Ukraine. This reimbursement was halted in 2024 due to Hungary's veto but was lifted in June 2026 after a new government took over. Poland's total EU reimbursement stands at approximately $1.4 billion, with $5.2 billion of that amount being military aid.
Poland ranks 11th among donors by raw volume of aid, equal to 1.021% of its GDP, with the military share being 0.775%. Poland has supplied ammunition and various types of weapons to Ukraine since early 2022, including over 350 tanks, mainly Leopard 2A4, PT-91 Twardy, and T-72 variants. Additionally, Poland has sent Krab self-propelled howitzers, Piorun shoulder-fired air-defense missiles, and Grad rocket launchers.
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