During a diplomatic visit to Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that Poland has become a member of the European Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition. This collaborative effort involves various European nations and private enterprises working in tandem to establish a unified air defense network across the continent. According to Tusk, the primary objective of this partnership is to enhance security against ballistic missile threats, thereby ensuring safer airspace for both Europe and Poland. The Prime Minister noted that he finalized the operational framework for this participation during discussions with President Volodymyr Zelensky. This move represents a significant step in Poland's commitment to regional defense integration, aiming to bolster collective protection measures against potential aerial attacks.
Source : Notes from Poland
Photo : Notes from Poland
