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Sweden Sends Patriot Shield To Guard Poland's Ukraine Aid Lifeline

Sweden Sends Patriot Shield To Guard Poland's Ukraine Aid Lifeline

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Sweden will deploy Patriot air-defence systems and about 100 Swedish troops to protect Poland's Rzeszów-Jasionka airport, the hub that funnels military aid into Ukraine. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said the seven-month mission begins on 1 December, taking over from the Netherlands. Around 18,000 tonnes of equipment pass through the site every month. Its commander calls it Sweden's most complex mission since joining Nato in 2024.

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