The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslaw Sikorski, has admitted the possibility of supplying Ukraine with additional fighter jets to support its defense efforts. Among the equipment being considered for transfer are the MiG-29 aircraft, which are crucial for Poland’s air defense capabilities.
However, the Minister emphasized that such a transfer would only be feasible if Poland’s allies provide support in patrolling its airspace. This would ensure that Poland’s own defense requirements are maintained while aiding Ukraine. Specific details about the timeline and quantity of aircraft were not disclosed, but the statement highlights ongoing discussions on how best to assist Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict.
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As tensions persist in the region, cooperation between NATO allies and Ukraine remains a key factor in maintaining regional stability and security.
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