"US Army soldiers stay in Poland". Cezary Tomczyk on changes in Jasionka

Deputy Minister of Defense Cezary Tomczyk informed that "NATO taking over the mission in Jasionka from the Americans is an action that has been planned at the NATO level for many months." He emphasized that "we should be pleased with the changes."

American troops deployed in Poland to support Ukraine remain in our country, but from now on NATO and other allies are taking greater responsibility for protecting the logistics hub in Jasionka, announced the Minister of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. The Minister of National Defense emphasized at the same time that the decision to disclose new locations of US soldiers stationing rests solely with the United States. The US Army Com…

NATO reassures. In a statement sent to the Brussels correspondent of RMF FM, the Alliance assures that the relocation of US troops from Jasionka near Rzeszów and the takeover of coordination of aid for Ukraine by NATO will not affect the provision of security support to Ukraine.

**Dorota Roman: Gazeta Wyborcza: "USA returns Jasionka"** "The US Army Command in Europe and Africa announced the planned relocation of personnel and equipment from the Jasionka airport to other locations in Poland. This is part of a broader strategy to optimize military operations and support allies. As the Minister of Defense emphasized, the changes were previously agreed and are not surprising. Jasionka will remain an important NATO logistics…

According to Polsat News, German anti-aircraft defense is staying in Jasionka. Earlier, the US Army Command in Europe and Africa announced the relocation of its forces and equipment from the Rzeszów airport to other locations in the country. The official announcement emphasized that the decision was the result of months of planning and was consulted with both Poland and NATO allies.