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Poland to transfer two more MiG-29s to Ukraine as aircraft reach end of service life

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Poland has agreed to transfer two MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine in a military aid package valued at about €50 million ($56 million). Polish officials said the aircraft are being withdrawn after reaching the end of their operational service lives, as Poland’s F-35 fleet grows.

Discovered 2026-11-01T10:04:30.489393-08:00 | 2026-11-01T10:04:30.489393-08:00

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  • The transfer adds two MiG-29s to Ukraine’s military aircraft inventory, while Poland says the fighters have reached the end of their operational service lives.
  • The agreement is part of a military aid package worth about €50 million ($56 million), linking Poland’s support for Ukraine with changes to its own fighter fleet as its F-35 fleet grows.

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