A $4 billion debt warrant granted to Poland by the United States will be granted under the abroad Military Financing (FMF) programme. This appropriation is intended primarily to cover the partial repayment of contracts already concluded with the US for the acquisition of weapons, including 96 AH-64E assault helicopters Apache and Patriot Air defence Systems.
This is simply a historical minute for Poland. Confirm the strongest Polish-American alliance, our transatlantic relations and Poland as the best friend of the USA in Europe. It's friends you trust, aid and guarantee – stressed defence minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
He besides pointed out that Poland is ready to make the best usage of the funds allocated. – We are ready to usage this money as best we can. – he added.
Future security
The National Defence Minister had a conversation with the Chief Commander of the Alliance Force and the U.S. Army Commander in Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich. The gathering was besides attended by US Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and global Security, Brent Christensen. During the talks, the urgent request to draw lessons from the ongoing war in Ukraine and to apply these experiences in the modernisation and improvement of NATO's army was highlighted.
Thank you for a good and circumstantial conversation. You gotta usage all time to work together allied troops and remember that each country must build its own ability to deter and defend said Kosiniak-Kamish.
What is FMF?
Foreign Military Financing (FMF) is simply a program run by the U.S. Department of State that allows U.S. allies and partners to lend and grant to acquisition U.S. military equipment.
In April this year, as part of an aid package for Ukraine, the U.S. legislature increased the funds available under the FMF for NATO states to a level of $6.7 billion.
