The Western air defense systems that Poland will receive will protect the airspace of NATO countries. Particularly, the logistics hub used to deliver aid to Ukraine, according to Polish Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Norway's defence ministry said on Monday it will deploy F-35 fighter jets and NASAMS air defence systems to a logistics hub in Poland which coordinates military aid for Ukraine.

The Norwegian government has agreed to send F-35 fighter jets and NASAMS air defence systems to Poland to protect Rzeszów, a crucial Ukrainian assistance hub. Source: Norwegian government, as reported by European Pravda Details: As previously stated,

Norway has announced that it will take up air defence responsibilities in Poland, safeguarding the airspace above the airport in Rzeszów, Poland. It will send around 100 troops, NASAMS air defence systems and F-35A fighter jets its Ministry of Defence said on 2 December.

Norwegian combat aircraft and ground-based air-defence (GBAD) systems have taken on the safeguarding of airspace over NATO's key hub for equipment transfers to

Norway has agreed to bear half of the responsibility of protecting the main transit hub for foreign military aid to Ukraine, according to Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Norway has agreed to share responsibility with Poland for securing a major transit hub for international military aid to Ukraine. Source: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, cited by Bloomberg and PAP,

Norwegian Defence Minister Bjorn Arild Gram announced that Norway would send F-35 multi-role aircraft and NASAMS anti-aircraft systems to Poland. These assets will help protect the airspace over Rzeszów,

Norway will take responsibility for the defense of a key hub for transporting civilian and military supplies from other countries to Ukraine, located in Poland, according to The Guardian. According to the agency,