Patriot missile service center in Poland. Kosiniak-Kamysz: This is a joint success

Poland's Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced the establishment of a Patriot missile service center, highlighting bipartisan support for the initiative. This center aims to streamline the servicing of PAC-3 missiles, which are crucial for national defense. The exact location and timeline for construction remain undecided, but the process is expected to take several months. Poland has ordered around 800 PAC-3 missiles, with the first two batteries delivered in 2018. The service center will allow for maintenance previously conducted in the U.S., enhancing Poland's defense capabilities. The project has been competitive, with Poland recently winning against Germany for the investment.