Poland is already NATO’s biggest relative defence spender, and its budget will rise again next year.
Poland is already NATO’s biggest relative defence spender, and its budget will rise again next year.
It is the third member state to take advantage of the newly introduced measure, alongside Germany and Greece.
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“This is a sign of trust and an example of the deepening Polish-US partnership,” said the US chargé d’affaires.
The plans, which still require EU approval, would make Poland the first member state to do this.
The government says the acquisition may be the Polish arms industry’s largest contract in 50 years.