News · 28 May 2026
UK and Poland tackle Russian threat with new treaty
A new security agreement aims to support defence jobs, improve border security, and help respond to cyber attacks. The agreement was formally signed by Sir Keir Starmer and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Wednesday at the Royal Air Force's Northolt base, situated in west London. Both leaders identified Russian aggression as their primary challenge, and the treaty's document characterized Russia as "the foremost enduring threat."
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