NATO member Poland, which borders Russia, is increasing its military moves. Defense Minister Blaszczak, in a statement on his Twitter account, stated that one more step has been left behind in increasing the armored potential of the Polish Armed Forces.
FIRST DELIVERY IN 2023
Emphasizing the importance of a strong army, Blaszczak said, “US authorities have approved the sale of 116 Abrams tanks. We are continuing price negotiations. First deliveries are possible in 2023.” used the phrases.
Błaszczak told local media in July that the Polish government had “agreed on a contract with the United States for the purchase of 116 used Abrams tanks,” an agreement that would “significantly strengthen the defense capabilities of the Polish army.”
PATRIOT SYSTEM WILL BE ESTABLISHED
Blaszczak, in a statement on his Twitter account, stated that he met with the German Ministry of Defense and that Patriot anti-missile systems will be installed in the country. Noting that Germany did not accept the sending of Patriots to Ukraine, Blaszczak said, “Therefore, I am disappointed. We are starting arrangements to place the systems in Poland and attach them to our command system.” used the phrases.
“Deployment of said systems in Western Ukraine could have increased security for both Polish and Ukrainians,” Blaszczak said. said.
Previously, different statements were made by the Polish authorities, and finally it was stated that it would be appropriate to give these systems to Ukraine. (AA)