Poland to Jointly Produce Weapons with Ukraine
Reference News Network reported on February 7 According to Deutsche Presse-Agentur on February 5, Poland and Ukraine signed a joint intention statement on producing weapons for their armed forces on the 5th.
Polish Prime Minister Tusk and Ukrainian President Zelensky signed the document in Kyiv.
Tusk stated on social media platform X that this agreement is “far more than just a prelude to practical cooperation,” adding, “We have put in considerable effort to turn the idea of joint production of weapons and ammunition into reality.”
The Polish news agency quoted Tusk as saying that in addition to jointly producing ammunition and various military equipment, both sides also plan to collaborate on developing new defense technologies. Production will take place within the territories of both Poland and Ukraine.
Reports indicate that Ukraine has been resisting Russian aggression for nearly four years, and Poland is one of its closest allies. (Translation/ Cao Weiguo)
Poland and Ukraine signed a declaration of intent to jointly produce weapons and ammunition for their armed forces in Kyiv on February 5, 2024. This agreement, signed by Polish Prime Minister Tusk and Ukrainian President Zelensky, aims to enhance military cooperation and develop new defense technologies. Poland is recognized as one of Ukraine's closest allies in its ongoing defense against Russian aggression.
- Poland and Ukraine signed a declaration of intent on February 5, 2024.
- The agreement involves joint production of weapons and ammunition.
- Polish Prime Minister Tusk and Ukrainian President Zelensky signed the document in Kyiv.
- The cooperation aims to develop new defense technologies.
- Poland is one of Ukraine's closest allies in its defense against Russian aggression.