US EditionUkraine Seeks €120m Loan From Poland to Buy Polish-Made Weapons
POLAND, AUG 4 – Ukraine seeks €120 million loan from Poland to buy combat-tested weapons including air defence systems and howitzers, boosting frontline capabilities amid ongoing conflict.
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Ukraine seeks €120m loan from Poland to buy Polish-made weapons
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When asked about the size of the loan from Poland, Sybiha replied that it was about EUR 120 million.
Kyiv is taking further steps to strengthen its defense capabilities. During an official visit to Poland, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced that Ukraine has requested a €120 million loan from the Polish government. The funds would be used to purchase Polish-made military equipment, including Piorun launchers and Krab howitzers.
Ukraine is in negotiations with Poland on the possibility of obtaining a $130 million loan for the purchase of products from the Polish defence industry.
Kyiv is negotiating a €120 million loan with Warsaw, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced. He indicated that this was the result of a recent meeting with Radosław Sikorski. The funds would be used to purchase Polish weapons.
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