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Poland's defense ministry lacks funds for infrastructure to operate SAFE-purchased arms

Poland's Ministry of National Defense has contracted over 100 billion złoty in armaments under SAFE loans, with delivery by 2030, but has not secured funds for the necessary infrastructure to operate them, amounting to billions more. This funding gap could delay or impair the operational readiness of newly acquired equipment, a significant planning shortfall for Poland's military modernization.

Rzeczpospolitaabout 4 hours agoPLCredibility 28%View source

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