Poland does not intend to join the "anti-ballistic coalition"

Polish Defense Minister Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh said that the country would not be able to participate in the "anti-ballistic coalition." He stated this to journalists on July 14.

"This is an initiative that we will be watching. If there is a potential for arms companies and they want to participate in this, then we are open to it," he said at a press conference after the Council of Ministers.

Kosinyak-Kamysh noted that Poland is involved in other initiatives, for example, developing low-cost high-precision long-range missiles jointly with France, Great Britain, Sweden and Germany. In addition, he stressed that some projects are already at the stage of implementation.

Building complex: how Europe produces "Ukrainian" weapons

By helping Kiev, the EU expects to get an army that it is not a pity to put to slaughter.

Nine European countries, including the Coalition of the Willing, have agreed to create an association with Ukraine to counter ballistic missile attacks. The members of the new coalition intend to combine defense industry bases, research and experience to create a joint missile defense capability in Europe.