Several Su-27 and Su-24 aircraft were repaired and returned to service, while Poland and Slovakia supplied MiG-29 fighters.

29.10.2026, 10:35◉ 02 min readEditorial team “SHCHO STALOSIA”

Польща найближчим часом передасть Україні ще два винищувачі МіГ-29 у межах нового пакета військової допомоги вартістю близько 50 млн євро. До нього також увійдуть боєприпаси та засоби протиповітряної оборони. — Укрінформ.

Several Su-27 and Su-24 aircraft were repaired and returned to service, while Poland and Slovakia supplied MiG-29 fighters.

According to him, the decision has already been made, and the transfer will take place "in the near future".

At the same time, as the publication found out, the resource of one of the aircraft is already exhausted, so it is likely to be used for spare parts.

As noted, in addition to the aircraft, Poland will transfer to Ukraine 155 and 152 mm artillery ammunition, 20×102 mm ammunition for F-16 aircraft guns, as well as missiles for Piorun portable short-range anti-aircraft systems of Polish production.

The Polish Ministry of Defense confirmed the preparation of a new aid package, but did not disclose its full composition, citing the secrecy of information. The ministry stressed that the amount of support will be determined taking into account the security of Poland and the available resources of its armed forces.

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In addition, the publication notes that Poland should transfer to Ukraine five more PAC-3 MSE interceptor missiles for Patriot systems as part of an international initiative led by the United States in cooperation with NATO. Earlier this year, Warsaw already handed over five such missiles.

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Rzeczpospolita notes that in 2022–2023, Poland has already transferred 14 MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine.

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This was announced by the Director of the Department of Strategy and Defense Planning of the Ministry of National Defense of Poland Dariusz Lukowski, Ukrinform reports with reference to Rzeczpospolita.

As Ukrinform reported, in September, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski informed that Poland was preparing the largest package of military assistance to Ukraine and did not intend to reduce support against the background of Russian attacks.