Poland estimated military aid to Ukraine at approximately $4.5 billion
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Poland provided Ukraine with military aid worth about $4.5 billion. The Minister of Defense stated that supporting Ukraine is a strategic task for Poland's security.
The total value of military aid provided by Poland to Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale war is about $4.5 billion (16.45 billion zlotys), of which about $425 million (1.55 billion zlotys), or 9.4%, fell in 2024-2026. This was reported by the Ministry of National Defense of Poland, writes UNN.
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The Polish defense ministry emphasized that every decision to transfer weapons to Ukraine was made only after analysis by the General Staff of the Polish Army and did not undermine the country's defense capability.
Each donation was made after a prior analysis by the General Staff of the Polish Army. Aid to Ukraine is our strategic task. The more Russian missiles and drones are destroyed, the safer Poland is
Poland does not rule out new deliveries
According to the minister, Poland transferred to Ukraine T-72, PT-91 and Leopard 2A4 tanks, armored vehicles, MiG-29 aircraft, Mi-2 helicopters, rocket launchers, as well as artillery, tank and mortar ammunition. In addition, the country trained over 30,000 Ukrainian servicemen as part of the European training mission and ensures the operation of the logistics hub in Rzeszów.
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Kosiniak-Kamysz noted that the issue of transferring additional MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine is "not closed," but Warsaw considers this possibility only under the condition of a mutually beneficial exchange.
Separately, the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense confirmed the transfer of missiles for Patriot systems to Ukraine. According to him, the decision was made after consultations with NATO, the United States and the General Staff of Poland, and the transferred volume did not affect the capabilities of Polish air defense. He also emphasized that Russia remains the main threat to Poland's security, and support for Ukraine is in the country's national interests.