The U.S. Sends a Group of F-15 Fighters to Poland

The United States has dispatched a group of F-15 Eagles fighters to Poland to "strengthen NATO's collective defense," as reported by the U.S. Air Forces in Europe command.

The movement of U.S. fighters to the Łask Air Base in Poland is aimed at enhancing NATO's collective defense capabilities and supporting the alliance's air patrol mission, according to a statement reported by Interfax.

It is noted that the American F-15 Eagle fighters, sent from the British Lossiemouth Air Base in Scotland, will cooperate with Polish and Danish F-16 aircraft that are conducting NATO patrol missions over the Baltic Sea.