Poland marks Armed Forces Day with national parades and defense commitments
Poland celebrated Armed Forces Day with a major military parade in Warsaw and a naval display in Gdynia, as Prime Minister Donald Tusk outlined key national security priorities.
Poland marked Armed Forces Day on 15 August with national celebrations commemorating the 106th anniversary of the Battle of Warsaw, featuring a major military parade in the capital and a naval display in Gdynia.
Addressing the naval event in Gdynia, Prime Minister Donald Tusk outlined Poland's defense strategy, emphasizing four essential security pillars: secure borders, robust alliances, sustained military investments, and economic growth to prevent future conflict. Tusk also visited the PGZ Naval Shipyard, highlighting progress on the Miecznik frigate program and declaring Poland's ambition to become a naval power. Military leadership confirmed the armed forces' complete operational readiness ahead of the nationwide events.
Sources: Defence24, Money, Portal obronny, Rzeczpospolita, TVP info
