Poland and Germany on Wednesday signed a new bilateral defense agreement bolstering their mutual security, industrial, and military cooperation as both nations warn over heightened tensions with Russia.
The agreement, signed at an official ceremony in Warsaw between Defense Ministers Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Boris Pistorius is the third agreement of its nature signed by Poland in recement months after it inked similar agreements with France and the United Kingdom. A prospective defense agreement between Poland and Italy is reportedly in the works.
“This new agreement takes into account not only the new situation with regard to security…
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