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Poland is strengthening its defence ties with Western allies and India to enhance its security amid concerns over potential geopolitical realignments. The country announced a European servicing centre for American PAC-3 Patriot interceptors, which will reduce maintenance delays and increase European reliance on Polish facilities. Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden will participate in the supply chain, while Britain signed a three-year defence plan with Poland covering drones, ammunition and air defence. Polish Deputy Defence Minister Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka stated that current maintenance processes in the U.S. take more than a year. President Karol Nawrocki has called a National Security Council meeting for November 3 to discuss establishing a permanent American base. The move reflects Poland’s strategy of deepening military integration with NATO allies to make its security a tangible interest for them.
Poland is also expanding strategic ties with India, following a visit by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the first by a Polish PM in 16 years.
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