Poland expands military presence near Ukraine border
Sweden will send Patriot air defense systems to Poland to protect the NATO logistics hub supplying weapons to Ukraine, with about 100 soldiers accompanying the systems. The move was announced by Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and will begin in December, with the deployment planned to last until mid-next year. Poland's defense minister praised Sweden as an excellent, proven ally.
- Sweden will send Patriot air defense systems to Poland, where they will protect the NATO logistics hub supplying weapons to Ukraine, with about 100 soldiers accompanying the systems.
- Sweden joined NATO in 2024.
Outlets: Aftenposten, Dnevnik.bg, Efimerida ton Syntakton, Hufvudstadsbladet, LIGA.net, NV English, Notes from Poland, OKO.press, Svenska Dagbladet, Sveriges Radio Ekot, TVN24, ZN.UA
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