Nine Jets for Drone Tech: the Polish-Ukrainian Barter that Collapsed in June Is Alive Again, Polish Minister Says
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After the broken MiG-29 deal with Ukraine, Poland seems to be looking for new customers for its fighter jets. In Europe there is interest – especially countries with Soviet machines are in question.
Nine jets for drone tech: the Polish-Ukrainian barter that collapsed in June is alive again, Polish minister says
Ukraine and Poland have restarted negotiations on Warsaw's "MiGs for drones" offer, Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said on 9 July, according to PAP. The proposal would hand Kyiv up to nine MiG-29 fighter jets in exchange for Ukrainian drone technology. The talks resume two weeks after Poland publicly froze the transfer. Russia's full-scale invasion grinds through its fifth year, and Warsaw remains one of Kyiv's key military pa…
Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz confirmed that Ukraine has resumed talks about replacing its Polish MIG-29s with Ukrainian drone technology. "There's certainly much more good news than there was just a few days ago," said the Minister of National Defense, adding that if Kyiv wants to modernize its MIGs, Poland can help, but at the expense of Ukraine or third countries, such as the coalition of the willing.
Liga.net interlocutor revealed details of current relations with Warsaw
Kyiv already has an agreement in principle with Warsaw on the delivery of MiG-29 fighters, said a Liga.net interlocutor in the Ukrainian diplomatic mission. The Liga.net interlocutor in the Ukrainian diplomatic mission does not agree with the assessments that Warsaw is resorting to “blackmail”. According to him, the situation is actually several times more positive - from Poland there is already an agreement in principle on MiG-29 fighter packag…
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