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**Maciej Kucharczyk: newspaper.pl: "A more clogged gap than a combat aircraft. All fact about the Korean FA-50’**
"I guess the world's first non-combat training aircraft", "inability", "no weapons can be bought", "necessary and necessary". Politicians have already said a lot about fresh Polish FA-50 aircraft. However, their words are just the first layer of cognition about this acquisition from South Korea. The contract with the Koreans on a full of 48 FA-50 training and combat aircraft became loud again at the end of the past week, thanks to Vice-Chief MON Caesar Tomczyk. During his speech before the Sejm, he criticised the way in which the erstwhile management of the MON led by Mariusz Błaszczak bought them. The biggest echoes were the statements about "school and combat aircraft which are not combative", problems with the acquisition of ammunition for them, and that further implementation of the contract is at risk. Although the government wants to continue. Blaszczak immediately responded to the “X” defending the contract: “Their spin that the FA/50 cannot buy weapons is nonsense and an effort to explain its own inability.” He besides emphasized that it was a good purchase, quoting among another things the affirmative opinion of the Air Force Inspector General Ireneusz Nowak.”