Poland may deliver Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in the coming weeks, a move that would cross a threshold among NATO member states cautious about sending air power, Bloomberg reports.
“This might happen within the next four to six weeks,” Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told reporters on 14 March, not elaborating on other details, including the size of a contingent.
Why does Ukraine need western jets and where could it get them?
Read also:
- Slovak defense minister says time for Slovakia to approve sending MiG-29s to Ukraine
- US military eyes mounting Western air-to-air missiles on Ukrainian MiGs – Politico sources
- Poland to look into giving Ukraine MiG-29 fighter jets – Polish President Duda
- Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 368: Biden says Ukraine “doesn’t need” F-16 jets
- Denmark’s Defense Minister “open” to looking at the donation of Danish fighter jets to Ukraine
- Ukraine’s Air Force spokesman says El Pais misinterpreted his remark on western fighter jet supplies (updated)
- First video of Ukrainian MiG-29 shooting HARM missiles surfaces
