Poland and UK support strong transatlantic alliance, Polish minister says
The pact covers joint exercises, capability development and cybersecurity as Poland and Britain seek faster bilateral responses to regional threats.
- On Tuesday, Poland and the United Kingdom signed a 3-year defense cooperation plan covering joint military exercises and development of defense capabilities.
- The agreement builds on the May 2026 Security and Defense Partnership Treaty, which designated Russia as the primary threat and enabled rapid responses outside NATO's 32-member consensus.
- Polish Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz and British Defence Minister Wes Streeting affirmed that strengthening European capabilities is essential while maintaining commitment to Washington, stating "there is no alternative to transatlantic cooperation."
- Kosiniak-Kamysz pledged Poland will seek to integrate Britain into the European Union's SAFE defense financing program, aiming to "bring the United Kingdom closer to the European Union."
- Future cooperation will prioritize technological integration and next-generation missile development, positioning Poland and the United Kingdom to enhance collective defense readiness against regional aggression.
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Great Britain and Poland signed an agreement on broad defense cooperation on Tuesday.
Deal to strengthen defense cooperation between UK, Poland, including joint development and production of next-generation air defense missiles, says statement
Poland and the United Kingdom signed a defence cooperation plan in Warsaw on Tuesday 27 October for the next three years, which provides for the joint development of military technologies, including drones, anti-drone systems and artificial intelligence. The agreement comes on the basis of Russia's security threats, and the officials of the two countries reaffirmed support for Ukraine and the importance of strengthening the transatlantic allianc…
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