
Poland refuses imminent contributions to PURL programme due to financial constraints
Prime Minister Donald Tusk explained why Warsaw does not plan to make payments to the NATO mechanism for purchasing US weapons for Kyiv.

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Polish authorities have announced that they do not intend to finance the PURL programme in the near future. This mechanism, initiated by NATO, provides for the purchase of US weapons for Ukraine's needs.
This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a press conference held after his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
According to Donald Tusk, this decision is driven by the current difficult financial situation in the country. The main cause is a significant deficit in the state budget.
In addition, the Polish government must allocate substantial funds to strengthening its own defence capabilities. It is these circumstances, the prime minister explained, that prevent the country from making contributions to PURL in the near future.
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