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Polish defence ministry refutes alleged plans to supply modern arms to Ukraine

WARSAW, September 07, /ITAR-TASS/. Poland’s defence ministry has refuted reports about its plans to supply state-of-the-art weapons to Ukraine.

“I do not confirm this information. NO agreements were reached at the NATO summit on modern arms deliveries from Poland to Ukraine,” a spokesman for the Polish defence ministry said on Sunday, commenting on pronouncements by Yuri Lutsenko, an adviser to Ukrainian President Pyotr Poroshenko and leader of the Pyotr Poroshenko Bloc party. “Most probably, the president’s adviser spoke about his plans for the future.”

Earlier on Sunday, Lutsenko wrote on his Facebook page that the latest NATO summit had yielded agreements on sending Western military advisers and the delivery of modern weapons from the United States, France, Italy, Poland and Norway.