Norway has agreed to help protect Rzeszow-Jasenka airport in Poland, through which 90% of Western aid to Ukraine passes. The decision was made within the framework of NATO cooperation against the background of growing security risks.

Norway has agreed to assume part of the responsibility for protecting the main transit hub of foreign military aid to Ukraine passing through Poland. This is reported by Bloomberg, reports UNN.

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Polish prime minister Donald Tusk announced that Norway will help protect this important facility within the framework of cooperation between NATO member countries. We are talking about Rzeszow-Yasenka airport, which provides delivery of up to 90% of Western cargo for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The decision comes amid growing risks of foreign interference that forced Poland to step up security measures in the region earlier this year. Rzeszow, located less than 100 km from the Ukrainian border, has become a critical point of logistics support for Ukraine. Its robust protection is key to maintaining the stability of military aid supplies

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Earlier, UNN reported that Poland provided Ukraine with military assistance worth 3.23 billion euros, including more than 350 tanks and other equipment. Ukraine has allocated 4.91% of its GDP to support Ukraine and refugees, which is the largest indicator among donors.