Poland to Transfer Two MiG-29s to Ukraine in €50 Million Aid Package
The package is valued at about $55.7 million and includes ammunition and air-defense munitions, Polish officials said.
- Poland announced a military assistance package worth approximately EUR 50 million, including the transfer of two MiG-29s to Ukraine as part of broader defense support.
- The aid package also includes 155mm and 152mm artillery ammunition and missiles for Piorun air-defense systems as the Polish Armed Forces rotate out aging equipment.
- Defense Planning Department official Dariusz Aukowski confirmed the transfer; one MiG-29 remains airworthy while the second has reached end-of-life, providing spare parts for Ukraine's fleet.
- Warsaw stressed that retired Polish equipment retains significant value for Ukraine, which continues operating Soviet-designed systems alongside its expanding fleet of Western-style aircraft.
- Ukraine is restructuring combat aviation around Western-style fighter wings, having established the 107th F-16 Aviation Wing and preparing airbases for multiple aircraft types including the Gripen from Sweden.
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Poland will transfer two Soviet-designed MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in the near future, along with ammunition and other military equipment as part of a new aid package worth roughly $55.7 million, according to Rzeczpospolita on October 29.
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