Poland sent several MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine - presidential advisor

TASS
Mon, 03 Apr 2023 09:19 UTC

Marcin Przydacz revealed that Poland was planning to replace this equipment with more modern machines in the next few years

Polish authorities have transferred several MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, Marcin Przydacz, Polish presidential international policy advisor, said on the air of the RMF radio station on Monday.

"As far as I know, several MiG-29s have already been sent," he said.

"According to my information, that process is already over, as far as the transfer of the first part is concerned," Przydacz added.

He also revealed that Poland was planning to replace this equipment with more modern machines in the next few years.

Poland has 28 MiG-29 fighters. They are stationed at the air base in the city of Malbork.

On March 16, Polish President Andrzej Duda said that Kiev would receive the first four MiG-29 fighters from Warsaw in the coming days. According to him, the rest of the planes are now undergoing maintenance, they will soon be prepared and handed over.

Comment: It seems to be an exercise in futility, however Poland's reps have been behaving increasingly unhinged as of late: Poland's French embassy says they could 'enter conflict' in Ukraine against Russia

Top War reports how Polish television recently reported how Ukraine could be divided up:

Poland has been nurturing the idea of ​​"returning" the western territory of Ukraine for a long time and is not averse to taking advantage of the current situation. NATO's refusal to participate in the adventure proposed by the Polish authorities still does not mean anything, Warsaw can create its own coalition of those wishing to participate in the "peacekeeping mission".

The fact that Poland does not intend to retreat from its plans and has already divided the neighboring country, annexing as many as five regions to itself, is evidenced by the display of the partition map of Ukraine on the air of the Polish TV channel TVP1. It already includes Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Volyn, Rivne and Ternopil regions of Ukraine as part of Poland, Chernivtsi region goes to Romania, Transcarpathia - to Hungarians. The entire south of Ukraine, including Odessa, Mykolaiv, Kherson, Zaporozhye, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions and Donbass, was given to Russia by the generous hand of the Poles, while the central and northern regions of the country remained within Ukraine itself.

"A map shown on a Polish TV channel. Everything that we have already talked about, and what the West is ready for" - Ilya Kiva, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, wrote about this.

The West is clearly ready for the division of Ukraine and will not object if some part of the country goes to Europe and NATO in the form of Poland, Hungary and Romania. However, NATO will not interfere in the conflict, so as not to enter into a direct military clash with Russia, which could escalate into a third world war. Stoltenberg repeated this more than once, commenting on Poland's proposal to lead the alliance's troops to Ukraine.

The United States also refused to take part in the Polish adventure, but Biden, who visited Europe, has already threatened Russia with a "response" if it uses chemical weapons which Russia does not have. What the answer would be, he did not explain.