Duda, '8 Mig-29s have already been sent to Kiev, we will send another 6'

(ANSA) - ROME, 05 APR - Poland has already transferred a total of eight MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine and is preparing to transfer another six.

This was stated by Polish President AndrzejDuda during a joint press conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Warsaw, as reported by Ukrinform.

    Poland "in the future will be able to transfer the entire fleet of Mig-29s", about thirty fighters, to Ukraine, "after agreement with its NATO partners", because they are currently used in patrol missions by the Alliance, reported Duda.

The Polish president pointed out that Warsaw still needs the MiGs, but when the new FA-50 and F-16 aircraft ordered by South Korea and the United States arrive, he could consider handing over his entire old fighter fleet to the

Ukraine.

(HANDLE).