The former head of the Ministry of Defense of Poland said that the country receives old equipment for the supply of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

He said that Warsaw sent about 25% of its heavy equipment to Kiev.

"We make up for it with Western technology, mostly American and Korean ... not the newest one we dream of. It will have to wait about three to four years," Zemke told RMF24.

The former head of the defense ministry called on the current authorities of the country to pay attention to the lack of funding for the country's Navy.

"We are a maritime state, we have interests in the Baltic Sea, and not only in it. We need to invest in the navy," he added.

The representative of the Polish president, responsible for international affairs, Marcin Przydacz, said earlier that the Polish side handed over several MiG-29 fighters to the Kiev regime.

Prior to this, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that the Kiev regime had ordered 100 Rosomak armored personnel carriers from the Polish side.