Poland signs 43.7 billion euro EU defense loan deal
Poland signed a 43.7 billion euro loan under an EU defense program to boost its military. The country is the first to tap the fund to counter regional threats.
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Poland signed a 43.7 billion euro loan agreement with the European Union to fund military expansion. It is the first nation to tap the 150-billion-euro Security Action for Europe initiative to counter threats from Russia and Belarus. The deal cements Poland's position as Europe's leading defense spender, with 2026 outlays projected at 4.8% of GDP.
