$2 billion deal with US will bring Patriot missile training and support to Poland
- Poland signed a nearly $2 billion intergovernmental agreement with the United States on Monday in Sochaczewo.
- Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine spurred Poland to increase its defense spending and modernize its forces.
- The agreement provides logistical support, technical assistance, equipment, and training for Poland's Patriot air defense systems.
- Officials stated Poland now spends over 4% of its GDP on defense, the highest relative level in NATO.
- The agreement enhances Poland's air defense capabilities and strengthens NATO's eastern flank amid European security concerns.
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$2 billion deal with US will bring Patriot missile training and support to Poland
Poland is hailing a $2 billion agreement this week with the United States for training and logistical support tied to its Patriot missile systems as a significant development in a program to upgrade the key NATO ally’s air defenses.
Poland signs $2 billion air defense deal with US
Poland has signed a $2 billion contract with the United States for a "multi-layered air defense" program, the Polish Defense Ministry announced on March 31. Warsaw has taken several measures to boost its national defenses since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The country regularly scrambles fighter jets and activates air defense units amid Russian attacks near its border. The deal with the U.S. was finalized on March 31 an…
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