Slovakia sends MIG-29 fighter aircraft to Ukraine After Poland

Slovakia's Prime Minister Edvard Heger announced his government's unanimous decision on Friday. Actually Slovakia no longer uses planes. In such a situation, Slovakia is going to give MiG-29 fighter aircraft to Ukraine.

Slovakia sends MIG-29 fighter aircraft to Ukraine After Poland

Slovakia has made up its mind to provide Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets to help Ukraine in its war against Russia. In such a situation, the Slovakian government has given the green signal to the plan to provide a fleet of fighter planes. 

Slovakia's Prime Minister Edvard Heger announced his government's unanimous decision on Friday. In fact, Slovakia no longer uses aircraft. 

Let us tell you that Slovakia has become the second NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) country to approve the plan to give fighter aircraft to Ukraine. Earlier, Poland decided to give MiG-29 fighter aircraft to Ukraine.

Poland will provide fighter aircraft to Ukraine

Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Thursday that his country would give about a dozen MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine. He had said that Poland would hand over four Soviet-era warplanes in the coming days and the rest would be supplied later as these planes needed servicing. 

He said that these fighters are in the last years of their operational life, but they are in good condition. Andrzej Duda did not comment on whether other NATO countries would also provide fighters to Ukraine. However, after Poland, Slovakia has also decided to provide fighter aircraft to Ukraine.

Polish government spokesman Piotr Mueller said on Wednesday that several other countries have also committed to supply MiG fighters to Ukraine, but did not name them.

The war has been going on for almost 13 months

Let us tell you that the war between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for almost 13 months. In such a situation, both the countries are engaged in carrying out their respective strategies with the aim of gaining military advantage. However, Ukraine continues to appeal for more help from Western countries.