Poland and Bulgaria are reducing military aid to Ukraine
Poland and Bulgaria are reducing military aid to Ukraine, citing a budget deficit. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte that Poland will not make new contributions to the PURL program, under which European countries purchase American weapons for Ukraine.
Coverage (13 sources)
- Poland and Bulgaria cut military aid to Ukraine citing budget shortfall — ЭХО / Новости
- Poland Refused to Allocate Funds for New US Weapon Purchases for Ukraine. Prime Minister Tusk Cited Budget Shortage — The Insider
- Poland suspended participation in US weapons procurement for Ukraine, Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated — DW Главное
- Poland and Bulgaria declare they cannot provide additional financial assistance to Ukraine — Дождь
- Poland and Bulgaria declare they cannot provide additional financial assistance to Ukraine — Дождь (Telegram)
- New songs about the old — Рыбарь
- Poland will not allocate funds for new purchases of American weapons for Ukraine — Новая газета Европа
- Poland has suspended funding for purchases of American weapons for Ukraine — The Moscow Times
- Poland has suspended funding for US arms deliveries to Ukraine — Коммерсантъ
- Tusk: Poland will not fund purchases of US weapons for Ukraine — Вечерняя Москва
- Poland has suspended funding for purchases of American weapons for Ukraine — Интерфакс
- Poland stops funding purchases of American weapons for Ukraine — Вести
- Poland will no longer contribute to NATO's program for purchasing American weapons for Ukraine, Tusk said. — ТАСС (Telegram)
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- Mark Rutte
- USA
- Bulgaria
- Dublin
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- EU
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