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    Poland preparing $56 million aid package for Ukraine, says Tusk

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    Posted on February 5, 2026

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    Last updated: February 5, 2026

    Poland preparing $56 million aid package for Ukraine, says Tusk - Headlines news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Poland plans a $56 million aid package for Ukraine, focusing on armored equipment. Discussions on additional military support are ongoing.

    Table of Contents

    • Poland's Military Support for Ukraine
    • Details of the Aid Package
    • Potential Military Equipment Transfers

    Poland preparing $56 million aid package for Ukraine, says Tusk

    Poland's Military Support for Ukraine

    KYIV, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Poland is preparing a new 200 million zloty ($55.91 million) aid package for Ukraine mainly made up of armoured equipment, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday during a visit to Kyiv.

    Details of the Aid Package

    He said that Poland could give Ukraine MiG-29 fighter jets at any time, but that Volodymyr Zelenskiy had told him Kyiv may need other air-defence equipment as a higher priority, and that he would discuss this with Polish officials and get back to the Ukrainian president about it on Monday.

    Potential Military Equipment Transfers

    ($1 = 3.5771 zlotys)

    (Reporting by Max Hunder in Kyiv, Barbara Erling in Warsaw, Writing by Alan Charlish)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Poland is preparing a $56 million aid package for Ukraine.
    • •The package includes armored equipment.
    • •Prime Minister Tusk mentioned potential MiG-29 jet transfers.
    • •Ukraine prioritizes other air-defense equipment.
    • •Discussions with Polish officials are ongoing.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Poland preparing $56 million aid package for Ukraine, says Tusk

    1What is an aid package?

    An aid package is a collection of resources, including financial assistance and supplies, provided by one country to another, often in response to a crisis or to support development efforts.

    2What are MiG-29 fighter jets?

    MiG-29 fighter jets are a type of military aircraft designed for air superiority, capable of engaging enemy aircraft and supporting ground forces. They are used by several countries around the world.

    3What is foreign military assistance?

    Foreign military assistance refers to support provided by one nation to another in the form of equipment, training, or financial aid, aimed at enhancing the recipient's military capabilities.

    4What is international relations?

    International relations is the study of how countries interact with one another, including diplomacy, conflict, trade, and cooperation on global issues.

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