Poland and Slovakia to sign agreement on ammunition production in 2025

World
Friday, 22 Nov 2024
8:42 PM MYT

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland and Slovakia will sign an agreement on cooperation in ammunition production next year, Polish Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said on Friday after meeting his Slovak counterpart Robert Kalinak.

Poland said this month it plans to invest 3 billion zlotys to boost ammunition production, aiming to ensure it has sufficient supplies in the event of an attack from Russia.

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