Ukraine offers anti-drone technology to Poland and may receive MiG-29

Ukraine offers anti-drone experience to Poland and may receive MiG-29 - statements after Zelenskyy's meeting in Warsaw

Statements. Vladimir Zelensky

• Ukraine has passed on information to its partners about the deployment of Oreshnik missiles in Belarus; the decision on how to respond will be made by the allies.

• Kyiv offers Poland advice on defending itself against Russian drones, taking into account threats from Belarus.

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• Ukraine is ready to see Polish companies help rebuild the country.

• Russia is trying to destroy the alliance between Ukraine and Poland, but it will not succeed.

• The EU's financial support for 90 billion euros is critical and signals to Russia that the war is futile.

• The key problem in aviation is not a shortage of aircraft, but a shortage of pilots.

• This weekend, Ukrainian and American delegations will meet in the United States.

Statements by the President of Poland Karol Navrotsky

• Zelenskyy's visit to Warsaw is a positive signal for Ukraine and Poland and a negative one for Moscow.

• The Russian threat began long before 2022.

• Donald Trump - The only world leader capable of forcing Putin to sign a peace.

• Poland supports sanctions against Russia, strikes against the shadow fleet and the transfer of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine.

• The peace must be lasting and not allow Russia to regroup.

• Poland may transfer to Ukraine 6-8 MiG-29 fighters in exchange for anti-drone technology.

• Warsaw believes that Poland's assistance to Ukraine has not always been properly appreciated.

• Poland has been in a state of hybrid war with Russia and Belarus for many years.