Poland to Provide Logistics and Airports for Ukrainian Military Support, but Will Not Deploy Troops, Says Defense Minister
Amid ongoing international efforts to assist Ukraine in its fight for independence and territorial integrity, Poland is positioning itself as a crucial logistical hub for Ukrainian forces.
The Polish Ministry of Defense officially announced its readiness to establish and expand logistical infrastructure, including military bases and airports, to support allied operations.
This entails active utilization of Polish airports for aircraft involved in future missions.
Nonetheless, Poland explicitly stated it would not send troops into Ukraine, citing significant threats from Russia and Belarus that necessitate caution and the preservation of national security forces along its borders.
This stance underscores Poland’s focus on strategic support while avoiding direct military engagement.