The United States has approved a $4 billion loan guarantee to support Poland’s military financing efforts, according to a statement from a spokesperson for the U.S. State Department. This financial backing is intended to strengthen Poland’s defence capabilities by enabling the country to acquire advanced military equipment manufactured in the United States.

As a key member of NATO, Poland has been actively modernising its armed forces in response to growing regional security concerns, particularly in light of Russia’s ongoing aggression in Ukraine. The loan guarantee is expected to accelerate Poland’s procurement of American-made defence systems such as air defence platforms, armoured vehicles, and other advanced military technologies.

This move reflects Washington’s continued commitment to supporting its allies in Europe and reinforcing NATO’s eastern flank. It also underscores the deepening defence partnership between the U.S. and Poland, with both countries emphasising the importance of mutual security and regional stability.