The Polish military command announced that it is considering donating MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, in exchange for technology for drones and missiles. The General Staff of the Polish armed forces stated that discussions are ongoing, emphasizing that the aircraft are nearing the end of their operational lifespan and that modernization is unlikely. The donation of the aircraft would be part of the alliance's policy to support Ukraine and maintain the security of NATO's eastern flank. The role of the MiG-29 would be replaced by F-16 and FA-50 aircraft. Ukraine, which already possesses approximately 40 MiG-29 aircraft, previously received 14 planes from Poland and 13 from Slovakia. In the context of the conflict, Ukraine has become an important producer of military technology, ramping up domestic production of missiles and drones.
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Polonia vrea să trimită Ucrainei întreaga sa flotă de MiG-29. Ce oferă Kievul în schimb
Polonia negociază transferul avioanelor MiG-29 pe care le mai are, dar vrea ceva de la Ucraina: „Solidaritatea trebuie să fie reciprocă”
Polonia ia în calcul transferarea unor avioane MiG-29 către Ucraina în schimbul tehnologiei de drone
Polonia ia în considerare donarea unor avioane MiG-29 Ucrainei în schimbul tehnologiei pentru drone și rachete
Polonia vrea să obțină acces la tehnologia ucraineană a dronelor. Va oferi la schimb Ucrainei avioane vechi MiG-29
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