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Poland rushes to sign contracts for EU defence loans
Poland is urgently signing contracts for EU defense loans, positioning itself as the largest beneficiary of a €150bn rearmament fund. Warsaw's proactive approach highlights its focus on defense acquisition under the European Union's initiative.
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