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    Swedish government proposes to contribute fighter jets to NATO in Poland

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    Posted on March 6, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Sweden plans to contribute eight Jas Gripen fighter jets to NATO operations in Poland, marking its first such deployment outside Sweden since joining NATO in 2024.

    Sweden Proposes Contribution of Fighter Jets to NATO Operations in Poland

    STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -NATO's newest member Sweden plans to contribute up to eight Jas Gripen fighter jets to the defence alliance's air policing in Poland, Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard said on Thursday.

    Stenergard said a day before the one-year anniversary of Sweden's accession that its government proposes to participate in NATO air policing, and the protection of logistics operations for support to Ukraine, in Poland.

    "We propose that Sweden contribute a maximum of eight JAS Gripen with associated personnel, including combat command and support units," she told a press conference.

    "In addition, the government proposes that Sweden contribute air and maritime surveillance capabilities and airborne transport capabilities," she added.

    It would be the first time Sweden contributes fighter jets to NATO operations stationed in a country other than Sweden.

    Sweden joined NATO on March 7, 2024 as a result of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

    (Reporting by Simon Johnson, Anna Ringstrom, editing by Louise Rasmussen)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Sweden proposes contributing eight Jas Gripen jets to NATO.
    • •The jets will support air policing in Poland.
    • •This marks Sweden's first NATO operation outside its borders.
    • •Sweden joined NATO in March 2024.
    • •The contribution includes air and maritime surveillance.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Swedish government proposes to contribute fighter jets to NATO in Poland

    1What is Sweden's proposed contribution to NATO?

    Sweden plans to contribute up to eight JAS Gripen fighter jets along with associated personnel, including combat command and support units.

    2When did Sweden join NATO?

    Sweden joined NATO on March 7, 2024, following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

    3What additional capabilities is Sweden proposing?

    In addition to fighter jets, Sweden proposes to contribute air and maritime surveillance capabilities and airborne transport capabilities.

    4Where will Sweden's fighter jets be stationed?

    This will be the first time Sweden contributes fighter jets to NATO operations stationed in a country other than Sweden.

    5Who announced Sweden's proposal for NATO contributions?

    The proposal was announced by Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard during a press conference.

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