We are ready to usage this money as best we can: for the transformation and modernization of the Polish army, for building the strongest defence capabilities in Europe," said Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz after signing the agreement to grant Poland a credit warrant of $4 billion.
4 billion dollars – that's how much credit guarantees granted to Poland present by the United States government. The appropriations will come from the abroad Military Financing budget and will be utilized to finance expenditure on modernization of the Polish Army. The FMF is an American national program that grants and loans to allied countries for the acquisition of U.S. military weapons and equipment and the financing of training services.
– We are ready to usage this money as best we can: for the transformation and modernization of the Polish army, for building the strongest defence capabilities in Europe – provided Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. The weapons and equipment of American production represent a large part of the supplies for the Polish Army. Today, Polish soldiers are already using, among others, Polish soldiers. Patriot systems, launcher HIMARS or tanks Abrams. Supply of further types of weapons – e.g. F-35 aircraft or Apache helicopters – are planned and will begin soon. As Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamish pointed out on Friday, transatlantic military-industrial cooperation will be developed in further areas specified as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and space technologies and Unmanned.
“Poland is not only a trusted ally, but besides a front country, which shows leadership, determination and imagination in times of changing global threats,” said Brent T. Christensen, Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and global safety of the United States. – These actions are crucial not only for Poland, they are essential for safety NATO east flanks and stableness in Europe," added American politician.
The funds obtained will be utilized for partial repayment of contracts already concluded for the transportation of American arms to the Polish army – 96 Apache helicopters and subsequent Patriot launchers under phase II of the Vistula programme.
Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz reported that the agreement signed present is not the last specified agreement under the FMF programme and that negotiations are underway on further guarantees. They are intended to finance, among others, fleet modernisation programmes F-16 aircraftThe Polish Army has been equipped for years.
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