Poland Joins Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition to Bolster Ukraine’s Air Defences

Poland has joined a new anti‑ballistic missile coalition that includes Ukraine and other European allies, announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the first Carpathian Summit on regional security. The coalition will work on an alternative, cost‑effective missile‑defence system to counter Russian threats. Tusk also unveiled a sizable donation package for Ukraine, reinforcing the country’s air‑defence capabilities. The move underscores the close partnership between Poland and Ukraine and signals a unified European stance against Russian aggression. By adding its resources and expertise, Poland helps broaden the coalition’s reach and accelerates the development of a cheaper, scalable defence solution that could be deployed across the region.