Poland joins anti-ballistic missile coalition with Ukraine
- On Friday, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that Poland has joined the Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition, a group developing integrated air defence systems to complement US-made Patriot systems protecting European skies.
- Addressing earlier confusion, Tusk admitted there had been "a certain misunderstanding" regarding Poland's initial exclusion, but clarified it is "now clear that Poland is also part of this initiative."
- President Volodymyr Zelensky hosted the inaugural summit of the "C8," or Carpathian Eight, uniting leaders from Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary.
- Tusk thanked Zelensky for addressing "difficult, painful issues from the past," including the Volhynia massacres, while Zelensky noted the coalition brings Poland and Ukraine "even closer to each other."
- The C8 summit aims to provide impetus for Ukraine's path toward European Union membership, with Zelensky confirming "we will be partners" in the missile coalition to protect regional skies.
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Today, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced his country's accession to a coalition of Ukraine and other European States to develop joint defence capabilities to counter ballistic missiles.
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Poland and Ukraine will be partners in the so-called Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today at a joint press conference with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in western Ukraine, the Polish news agency PAP reported, quoted by BTA. Zelensky noted that Ukraine is working to create a European system to counter ballistic missiles and that Poland would be welcomed as a partner in this initiative. Tusk than…
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