Poland plans to spend on the purchase of new weapons more than $ 20 billion

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Poland will spend $ 21 billion (83 billion zł) for the purchase of military equipment and weapons systems, transfers Lenta.ru report Statement of the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic Bartosha Kovnatsky.

Poland plans to spend on the purchase of new weapons more than $ 20 billion


According to Kovnatsky, "10 billions of dollars are planned to be spent on purchases of medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems and tactical missile defense systems, more than five billion more will be spent on near-range air defense systems."

About $ 3,3 billion will be spent on helicopters and 2,5 billion - on new submarines.

In addition, “several billion zlotys will be used to purchase drones”, added the deputy minister.

He noted that "the bulk of the procurement should be included in the program of technical re-equipment of the Polish Armed Forces for the period 2017-2022."

The final draft will be presented to the deputies of the Polish Parliament in September.

Earlier, the Minister of Defense of the country, Matserevich, noted that the government "is inclined to sign an intergovernmental agreement with the United States on the supply of Patriot missile systems."
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  1. +3
    22 July 2016 13: 51
    When the cat has nothing to do, he licks the koki. Well, the Poles buy weapons from their "friends" Americans. fool lol
    1. +2
      22 July 2016 14: 02
      Yes, let them buy, there’s nowhere to see money. Yes, we still need to advise the Poles, do not forget to buy more diapers and toilet paper. The latter also applies to tribals. laughing
      1. +2
        22 July 2016 14: 10
        Quote: Tatar 174
        Yes, let them buy, there’s nowhere to see money.
        That's just the point, that with grоtheir shams are sparse. Where do you plan to get such money from? Maybe they’ll sell a kidney? bully
        1. +2
          22 July 2016 15: 02
          Quote: Ami du peuple
          The fact of the matter is that they are sparse with pennies. Where do you plan to get such money from? Maybe they’ll sell a kidney?

          Yes, Poland suddenly got a lot of money, we need to raise the price tag for gas))))
          And then the Poles will sell twice used weapons to their sworn Bandera friends. Despite the Volyn massacre.
          Maybe the dog is buried here. + The "Russian threat" is so necessary for the American military-industrial complex.
          Americans benefit from a war without end and without edge, that would sell weapons to both ours and yours.
          1. 0
            22 July 2016 15: 47
            Poland is a hefty country.
            I mean the territory.
            They would still be men with eggs and could become independent.
            Armament would certainly be needed in the case of sovereign Poland.
            Only I think this is not about today's psheks.
            By buying weapons from the SGA, they work out their "independence".
            But you could just send it to you.
            But the current "rulers" love licking and serving.

            They would have to negotiate with the Mexicans on global relocation.
            Yes, to be closer to the owner.
            1. +4
              22 July 2016 18: 44
              Quote: Ami du peuple
              The fact of the matter is that they are sparse with pennies. Where do you plan to get such money from? Maybe they’ll sell a kidney?

              ... the Germans will offer them an exchange, two DPLs for Pomerania and Silesia ... laughing
              Quote: Temples
              But the current "rulers" love licking and serving.

              ... this is a fact ... well, if I can understand the purchase of helicopters and short-range air defense, and even if they buy a Patriot, I also understand ... then why the hell did they need missile defense systems? ... did they need TAAD? ... question, what for a goat button accordion? ... Iskander shoots Poland through and through ... for Patriot, it’s very high, over 30 km., For TAAD too low, less than 50 km. ... and the point ?! ... well, it’s understandable that 20 lardis are pecked out by mattress covers that won't even leave the mattress banks, Poland will simply sign the loan agreement and then begin to pay it off immediately, and for the equipment it will be signed for the year from 2019 ... because Poland itself has pennies dumb ... the budget for 2016 - almost 92 expenses, almost 76 incomes, a deficit of 13,5 euro lard ... funny math ... what interested me most was the desire to buy more submarines ... with Baltic hydrology, even though I live I love her here, it’s just a semi-fresh puddle ... only in the Gotland area 200 m, locally two whirlpools ... the rest ranges from 50 to 100 m. with an abundance of cans of 20 m ... based on an average of 65-75 m. .. at a height of modern submarines of 15–16 m., plus from the bottom of at least 10 m. as a result, the depth of immersion is 30–50 m. ... periscopic depth of 6–10 meters ... the mystery of the Pszek soul ... Baltic hydrology is applied ... hi
        2. Dam
          0
          22 July 2016 17: 46
          It’s not they who will borrow from amers on friendship
      2. 0
        22 July 2016 14: 28
        Do not forget to buy more diapers and toilet paper.

        Well, the inhabitants of this target country at the same time prepare for the land.
      3. 0
        22 July 2016 16: 13
        They will buy old rubbish just to meet NATO standards, and here the Americans F-35 suck in.
      4. 0
        22 July 2016 17: 33
        I don’t understand - why did you find something funny? It’s not fate to think - where will the retired Soviet weapons go? Why is it now that Poland and Bulgaria decided to re-equip NATO systems? Or, for example, where removed from service in recent years, one and a half hundred hailstones and under two and a half hundred carnations? I personally don’t find a reason to laugh here. negative
        1. 0
          25 July 2016 07: 50
          Where will the retired Soviet weapons go?
          To the neighbors, where else. The defense industry of the Macington macaques is almost entirely in private hands. They will never stop. They will give money to target countries in the geyrop and under our fences in order to drive them into debt and use them against Russia as an expendable material.
    2. +1
      22 July 2016 14: 16
      I think this is not enough! It is necessary to increase to 40 billion, and better to 50 billion at the expense of social programs !!! Stop the repair of military equipment and bases, send all the money to air defense and missile defense. laughing
    3. +2
      22 July 2016 14: 41
      Moreover, they buy second-hand weapons from Amers and Germans.
      And then the Poles will sell twice used weapons to their sworn Bandera friends. Despite the Volyn massacre.
      Only business, nothing personal.
      1. 0
        22 July 2016 17: 19
        Quote: Comrade Kim
        Despite the Volyn massacre.

        she put all of Poland, along with everyone else in that Volhynia. Have you seen Bush dancing at the commemoration of the cops who were slapped in Dallas?
        A purely political topic and no more.
      2. 0
        22 July 2016 19: 49
        Quote: Comrade Kim
        Only business, nothing personal.

        What's this? Shot from Kin-dza-dza?
    4. +3
      22 July 2016 15: 12
      In vain you guys are laughing. It is the states that are trying to cover up theirs from iskander and kr and their loans and of course their equipment will be purchased. And Romania will buy as much ...
      1. +1
        22 July 2016 15: 26
        Really prepare for war.
    5. +1
      22 July 2016 15: 49
      Well, the Poles buy weapons from their "friends" Americans
      Yeah, they will lend money to the Poles, but with the condition that they buy from them, it turns out that the Poles will spend American money in America, and they still have to, and the mattress will have a clean profit and Poland in eternal bondage.
      1. 0
        22 July 2016 18: 35
        Quote: 2224460
        ... and Poland in eternal bondage.

        Like most of its history. Russia, Germany, USSR, States ... Poles cannot do without a Master.
    6. 0
      22 July 2016 18: 43
      Quote: afrikanez
      When the cat has nothing to do, he licks the koki. Well, the Poles buy weapons from their "friends" Americans. fool lol

      Strongly disagree. 20 lards from the sky do not fall. Loan under the sun. The US printing press has blotted out, pipifax back and forth, the US military-industrial complex is happy, the Poles are happy, and we should, if not sad (except for the US budget, the NATO budget is still planning to go), then at least look for an antidote.
    7. 0
      22 July 2016 19: 42
      Quote: afrikanez
      Well, the Poles buy weapons from their "friends" Americans

      And what they have a choice is American money. Money was allocated in exchange for the location of the Third Missile Defense Area.
    8. 0
      23 July 2016 09: 21
      I hope that they will get our HEC, Magic Wand and Spider systems. This will greatly help the Poles to guard their skies.
  2. 0
    22 July 2016 13: 52
    Poland will spend $ 21 billion (83 billion zlotys) on the acquisition of military equipment and weapons systems
    People have nothing to do. All against the background of the "Russian threat". Here the horse understands that, if desired, they will be crushed either by the States or Russia. And they are just pawns in someone else's game.
  3. +2
    22 July 2016 13: 53
    Where are the pennies from these rogues ???
    20 lard evergreens for the Patriots ?? !!! That's what it means to host a missile defense system! It turned out that if the cancer hangs on the mountain, then it will not seem to anyone, they immediately purchase steel for air defense.
    1. +1
      22 July 2016 18: 24
      Tens of billions of dollars are invested in the Polish economy.
      Mostly Germany and Holland. Poland is one of the fastest
      emerging economies in Europe. They are given loans with pleasure.
      Therefore, they have money for the purchase of modern weapons.
  4. +1
    22 July 2016 13: 55
    He said everything, counted everything. Well done what. The most important thing is not said - how much will be stolen.
    1. +6
      22 July 2016 14: 04
      Poland plans to spend on the purchase of new weapons more than $ 20 billion
      apparently, too, is not averse to "sawing" the budget, sober minds understand that they nafig Russia did not give up, but against the background of Russophobia, you can make a fortune ... Poles, wake up! You have!
      1. +2
        22 July 2016 14: 07
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        ... Poles, wake up! You have!

        Andrei Yuryevich, as always, right and to the point!
  5. +3
    22 July 2016 13: 56
    No matter how much the Poles bought weapons, the result is one: to scrape the Polish army all the way to Britain in the event of a grandiose racket. Or escape from the Romanians. Experience is available.
    1. +2
      22 July 2016 14: 05
      Quote: take-off
      No matter how much the Poles bought weapons, the result is one: to scrape the Polish army all the way to Britain in the event of a grandiose racket. Or escape from the Romanians. Experience is available.

      Hitler laughs in his grave ...
  6. 0
    22 July 2016 14: 03
    Where did the money come from, Zin? (with)
  7. +9
    22 July 2016 14: 04
    Earlier, the Minister of Defense of the country, Matserevich, noted that the government "is inclined to sign an intergovernmental agreement with the United States on the supply of Patriot missile systems."


    "Patriot" is a hole in the budget, a hole in the sky! Ask the Israelis. They know.
    However, this is to our advantage.
    1. 0
      22 July 2016 18: 32
      Patriot is a reliable air defense system. Approximately similar to the S-300 / S-400. We regularly check it in exercises around
      range of goals: from high-flying fighters to medium UAVs.
      Patriot integrates with all other Western air defense systems into a single information network.
      1. 0
        22 July 2016 22: 53
        Quote: voyaka uh
        Patriot is a reliable air defense system. Approximately similar to the S-300 / S-400.

        Yes, so little things .. Patriot and with the A-135 will argue ..
        1. 0
          23 July 2016 00: 48
          After this incident, drone fires were specially carried out.
          The Patriot software was rebuilt on them too.
  8. 0
    22 July 2016 14: 15
    does it help? fool
  9. 0
    22 July 2016 14: 17
    In connection with the growth of centrifugal trends in Europe, the course is of course logical. Each country will begin to assert its sovereignty, as more precisely as possible, as far as the military and, most importantly, the economic forces are enough. Neighborhood with the Germans, the Poles are most concerned about, despite their ravings about the threat from Russia. The German Bundeswehr will have enough strength and ability to return Danzig. Strengthening air defense and missile defense is a necessary measure. Only now the economic aspect inspires doubt in the implementation of Polish plans, the Poles are not the richest in Europe. So again in debt to the United States.
  10. 0
    22 July 2016 14: 18
    Poland at all times wanted to be "holier" than all "saints", even being a member of the Warsaw Pact, and even now being a member of NATO, was the most aggressively opposed to "potential" (in their opinion) enemies and is somewhat reminiscent of a small evil dog, feeling next to the Master and rushing at people indiscriminately. Many still remember her cruel behavior towards the civilian population in the Czechoslovak events of 68, even the GDR military was inferior to them in this ...
  11. +3
    22 July 2016 14: 27
    "It is planned to spend $ 10 billion on purchases of medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems and tactical missile defense systems, and more than five billion will go to the near-air defense systems."

    Morons, b .... b (Mr. Lavrov). They merikos and so on a bowl of Aegis ponapkhali! This amount for the purchase of land for cemeteries and the manufacture of coffins must be planned.
  12. 0
    22 July 2016 14: 33
    and tactical missile defense systems

    Are they going to buy more THAAD?
    medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems

    There is either Patriot Pac-3 or MEADS, but since Poland is eager to please the United States, it is likely to buy Patriot.
    more than five billion will go to the near-air defense systems

    Most likely we are talking about NASAMS-2
    2,5 billion for new submarines.

    Either German or French will order.
    It is surprising that no money was allocated for the F-35, as I recently read that Poland was going to buy an F-35 in addition to the 48 F-16 fighters that are already in service.
  13. +1
    22 July 2016 14: 44
    Looks like great-grandfather sabers were dulled. Yes, not horse feed. How many Poles do not arm, more than two weeks they are not enough. laughing
  14. +1
    22 July 2016 15: 01
    These are just plans of the Polish military department, which will be presented to parliament in September. Want is not harmful. How many "Wishlist" will be approved in the end - it is not known. As the saying goes: ask for more - get less. By the way, you can calculate the amounts listed and it turns out that drones do not fit into these 21 billion, that is, too much.
    Well, the most important question is the source of funding. Most likely, a large part of this money is loans. And there will be psheks "in debt as in silks," and Uncle Sam - pleasure. And the dog is with them. It won't make it any harder for us.
  15. oof
    +1
    22 July 2016 15: 04
    The main thing is that they don't forget to buy the wings, but what is it, without wings? And even if the Iskander hits, it will be more convenient to fly.
  16. +1
    22 July 2016 15: 15
    The Psheks will launch amers, feed their defense industry, and then horseradish will kick them out of their territory. This is called freedom. Freed from the mind.
  17. +2
    22 July 2016 15: 38
    Saudi Arabia also went this way .. bought the US modern weapons and tanks and aircraft, etc. So what?? helped her in the war with the Hussites. not a horse paints a warrior .. but a horse warrior. \ something like that \
  18. -1
    22 July 2016 15: 42
    In vain they will spend money ... Well, if only to scare Ukrainians! laughing
    1. -2
      22 July 2016 16: 30
      One minus me ...)))) laughing Directly watching!
  19. +1
    22 July 2016 15: 44
    And from me a couple of jokes about the Poles:

    After the incident with Ivan Susanin, Poland categorically refuses to engage in orienteering. wassat

    Moses led the Jews for forty years, but still they came to the promised land. Ivan Susanin, albeit at the cost of his life, but figured out with the squad of pshekov in just a couple of days. Conclusion: Miserable only on the head are single miserable! fool
  20. 0
    22 July 2016 16: 26
    Oh, in the Pshek ponosi appeared ..... how will they share them? According to the estate? By impudence? Russophobia? By idiocy?
  21. +1
    22 July 2016 16: 53
    Where is the money?

    20 billion euros ... is it already possible to laugh?
    1. 0
      22 July 2016 20: 49
      Probably the economy of Poland has gone up, they recently signed another contract for the purchase of 1000 ATGM Spike.
  22. 0
    22 July 2016 17: 33
    Amerikosy got along well - to make a profit with a bad guy ...
  23. 0
    22 July 2016 17: 39
    Americans will simply siphon off the latest equipment to the Poles
  24. SAA
    0
    23 July 2016 00: 29
    The Poles will take 20 yards from their budget and improve the budget for the Americans. Let them improve. There will be no money left for the police to control the terrorists.

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