- Poland and Germany signed a bilateral defence agreement to deepen military cooperation.
- It covers cybersecurity, a joint command in the Baltic, military mobility, infrastructure and new technologies.
- The deal, signed on the 35th anniversary of their good‑neighbour treaty, is part of Poland’s push to strengthen ties amid concerns about Russia (Poland already has pacts with France and Britain).
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