Poland is ready to continue military assistance to Ukraine, gradually transferring MIG-29 fighters withdrawing from operation. This was stated by the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry Radoslaw Sikorski in an interview with a number of other European agencies (AFP, DPA).
"Poland will contribute to Ukraine's military assistance, gradually transferring MIG-29 to the Polish army," he said. He did not elaborate on when Warsaw would be ready to do so, or did NATO have been able to acquire Soviet planes?
On July 8, 2024, the Vladimir Zelensky office reported that the Polish authorities were obliged to discuss the possibility of transporting at least one additional squadrony (about 14 fighter) of Ki-29 in the field of defense and security signed on the same day.
