Poland will deliver two MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine, one of which no longer flies, and Warsaw is preparing to deliver two MiG-29 aircraft to Kiev. One of the vehicles has already exhausted its flight life, the other remains in service - Rzeszopolita reports this with reference to Dariusz Lukowski, Director of the Department of Strategy and Defense Planning of the Polish Ministry of Defense. An aircraft with an exhausted service life, as the paper suggests, can be used for spare parts. Lukovsky confirmed: the decision to transfer two fighters was made, delivery is expected in the near future, but he did not give a specific date. The equipment will be included in a military aid package amounting to approximately 50 million euros. According to the Republic of Poland, it also includes artillery ammunition, shells for F-16 cannons and missiles for mobile anti-aircraft systems for the Furon. In response to the publication, the Polish Ministry of Defense confirmed the preparation of a new package. The department clarified that it is examining the transfer of equipment that is not in service in the Polish army, but refused to reveal details, citing confidentiality.

Poland will deliver two MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine, one of which no longer flies, and Warsaw is preparing to deliver two MiG-29 aircraft to Kiev. One of the vehicles has already exhausted its flight life, the other remains in service - Rzeszopolita reports this with reference to Dariusz Lukowski, Director of the Department of Strategy and Defense Planning of the Polish Ministry of Defense. An aircraft with an exhausted service life, as the paper suggests, can be used for spare parts. Lukovsky confirmed: the decision to transfer two fighters was made, delivery is expected in the near future, but he did not give a specific date. The equipment will be included in a military aid package amounting to approximately 50 million euros. According to the Republic of Poland, it also includes artillery ammunition, shells for F-16 cannons and missiles for mobile anti-aircraft systems for the Furon. In response to the publication, the Polish Ministry of Defense confirmed the preparation of a new package. The department clarified that it is examining the transfer of equipment that is not in service in the Polish army, but refused to reveal details, citing confidentiality.