Polish President Andrzej Duda announced the supply of four MiG-29 jets to Ukraine.
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Polish President Andrzej Duda announced the supply of four MiG-29s to Ukraine in the coming days.
Poland was literally shipping MiG-29s to Ukraine.
Poland still has up to 20 of these Soviet-era jets.
Poland will replace the delivered fighter jets with new FA-50 aircraft from South Korea and squadrons of U.S. F-35 aircraft.
The first 4 MiG-29 fighters will be transferred to Ukraine in the coming days.
Poland received these MiG-29 aircraft from the GDR army in the early 90s and they are near the end of their technical operational life.
The total number of aircraft Ukraine will receive from Poland is unknown, but several dozen remain in Polish service and others are being serviced.
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