The Operations Command of the Types of Armed Forces reported the completion of the Air Force contingent mission of the national Republic of Germany in Poland. Since the beginning of December 2025, Eurofighter EF-2000 fighters have been on work at the 22nd Tactical Aviation Base in Malbork as part of NATO Enhanced Air Police (eAP) and NATO safety Assistance and Training for Ukraine (NASU).
Four Eurofighter EF-2000 fighters began to execute on-calls in Malbork On December 6, 2025, and as DORSZ emphasizes, over the past months, they have supported the protection of the Polish sky and the east flank of NATO, showing allied solidarity and interoperability. Their presence was not only a real reinforcement of the Alliance's air defence, but besides a strong signal of commitment to common security.
The RCS Operations Command thanked for the joint vigilance of safety in the sky over the Polish and east NATO flank, calling the presence of German fighters in the 22nd BLT an highly crucial motion of cooperation within the collective defence. Since December Eurofighters stationed in Malbork have been repeatedly being flown in connection with long-range aviation activity of the Russian Federation, executing strikes in Ukraine.
Mission enhanced Air Police (increased air surveillance) has been implemented since 2014 after Russia's annexation of Crimea. The goals of the Natov task are to show the collective determination of allies to defend themselves and to emphasize NATO's defensive character, as well as to deter Russia from trying or threatening to attack the Alliance's members. Last year, in front of German airmen, on-calls in Malbork as part of eARs British pilots (equipped with Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4) and the Kingdom of Sweden (JAS 39 Gripen).
The NSATU (NATO safety Assistance and Training for Ukraine) mission is linked to the activities of the Nattian command established during the Washington Summit July 2024. Like he said, Brig-Gen Witold Bartoszzek from NSATU Command, its task is to plan, coordinate and organize combat training and support and assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The office of the command are in German Wiesbaden, and the key logistics centers are located on the east flank of the Alliance. “We coordinate the transportation of equipment, its maintenance, identify training needs and identify partner countries that have the chance to implement them. We besides support the construction of future capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine so that they are compatible with NATO," said Brig. Gen. Bartoszzek.
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