Poland and UK sign Warsaw Defence Plan to “deter Russian threats”

Poland and the UK have signed the Warsaw Defence Plan to strengthen security cooperation, focusing on deterring Russian threats. This agreement follows a strategic defence partnership established earlier this year and aims to enhance joint military exercises and technology development. British Defence Secretary Wes Streeting highlighted the historical alliance between the two nations, emphasizing collaboration on air-defence systems and support for Ukraine. The plan also includes increased maritime activities in the Baltic Sea and further cooperation between their defence industries. This treaty builds on previous agreements with other European nations and reflects Poland's expanding security partnerships globally.