Poland to Transfer Two More MiG-29 Fighter Jets and Ammunition to Ukraine
Poland is preparing to transfer two additional MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine as part of a new military assistance package worth €50 million. The planned transfer has been confirmed by the Polish Ministry of National Defence and Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, UATV English reports. In addition to the aircraft, Warsaw will provide Ukraine with artillery ammunition, ammunition for F-16…
Poland is set to deliver two extra MiG-29 fighter jets along with ammunition to Ukraine, as part of a fresh €50 million military aid package, according to reports from UATV English. This transfer, confirmed by both the Polish Ministry of National Defence and Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, includes the aircraft, artillery shells for Ukraine's F-16 jets, as well as Piorun portable air defense systems.
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi confirmed ongoing coordination between the defense ministries of both nations. "I can confirm that we are working with the Polish side on the transfer of two MiG-29s," Tykhyi stated, emphasizing that they will disclose more details once the transfer is completed. He also expressed gratitude towards Poland for its assistance.
The news comes after the Netherlands pledged around €1.7 billion in combined military and non-military aid to Ukraine, aiming to enhance air defenses, procure unmanned aerial vehicles, repair energy infrastructure, and bolster the Ukrainian economy.
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