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    Poland has disclosed its aid to Ukraine, amounting to 106 billion PLN (~25 billion EUR). This puts Poland in second place after the US.
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    Poland has disclosed its aid to Ukraine, amounting to 106 billion PLN (~25 billion EUR). This puts Poland in second place after the US.

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    3. Anniechon on

      Does this include all the money spent locally on the accommodation, healthcare, transportation of refugees, or is this only for outside costs like armaments?

    4. lich0 on

      The important thing to understand here is that it is of great importance to the national interest of Poland that Russia is defeated and Ukraine succeeds in their efforts.

      Polish independence, its prosperity, the safety of its citizens is connected with the fate of Ukraine.

      Even if someone doesn’t like Ukrainians, or thinks we have no moral obligation to help our neighbours in the East, should keep in mind that Russian victory creates a serious threat for Poland.

    5. NeedTheSpeed on

      Well spent money considering how many russian soldiers and equipment were destroyed by the Ukrainians. I would say that it was a bargain

    7. Fractaldriver on

      Yet Ukrainian government is often treating us badly when it comes to negotiations and partnership. It is our greatest interest to help Ukraine fight and defeat Russia but this is not right.

    10. Rosomack_ on

      Well russia is literally “one ukraine away” so I get the point of trying your best to stop them, I think it’s as easy as that

    11. IncidentAccording883 on

      There is no such thing as ‘official numbers’ when it comes to the cost of equipment.

      IfW Kiel tracker can say that one patriot missile sent last week is worth more than a dozen of T-72 tanks sent in early 2022.

      That is just next level statistics.