- I am very grateful to all the soldiers from the Polish Armed Forces contingent in Turkey for their service, for being ambassadors of Poland in the world. Every soldier taking part in foreign missions performs an important service for our allies. Security does not wear the colours of any ideology or political party. Its colours are white and red. Security is our challenge, our obligation, but also our privilege. I am grateful to the hosts - Turkey, for conducting this mission together. But today, I am also grateful for the support Turkey lent to those Poles who suffered during the last flood. You have shown your solidarity and the strength of our relationship. Today, we are writing its next chapter - said the deputy prime minister in Turkey.

On Thursday, 11 December, Ministry of National Defence secretary of state Paweł Zalewski represented the deputy prime minister - minister of national defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at a teleconference of the European Group of 5 Defence Ministers (E5), with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and the Commissioner for Defence and Space also participating.

A meeting between the delegation from the Polish Ministry of National Defence, led by secretary of state Paweł Zalewski, and the under secretary of war for policy Elbridge Colby took place in Pentagon on25 November, 2025.

Aid for embattled Ukraine and a path to just peace, cooperation of defence industries, joint military exercises and collaboration within the SAFE programme - those were the main topics of the meeting of the ministers of defence of Poland - Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and France - Catherine Vautrin, which took place in Warsaw, on 25 November, 2025.

The soldiers from the 1st Masurian Artillery Brigade equipped with the Homar-K launchers will take part in the international Northern Strike 25-2 exercise, which will take place at the training grounds in Rovaniemi, Finland in the second half of November.

- We are at the Defence Industry Forum, on Polish-Swedish initiative. Everything changed the moment Sweden joined NATO. Since then, our history in the North Atlantic Alliance is very different. Since then, all our actions have acquired a completely new pace, especially in the Baltic Sea, for which I am very thankful. This is undoubtedly an important moment for Europe, for the world and for the relations between our countries. When we are together - in Warsaw, in Stockholm, in Brussels - Poland and Sweden are key partners, friends and allies for each other, on whom we and other countries can rely. On behalf of the people of Poland, I would like to thank everyone who contributed to such a high level of our relations, as well as thank the people of Sweden - the Kingdom of Sweden - for the support and aid, as well as being ironclad allies - said the deputy prime minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz during the Polish-Swedish forum for security and defence.

- The first panel concerned the ability to deter, NATO strategy and plans, but also something that is important to us and that I stressed in my speech, the Eastern Sentry operation established on the request of Poland after the violations of our airspace. We believe that this operation should be not just an activity, but a steady, well-planned multi-stage action connected with Baltic Sentry, so that these two operations that Poland initiated can be part of NATO strategy. Another topic was the support for Ukraine and here Poland is the country that provides this support from the first day of the conflict in the Ukraine. Our crucial mission, appreciated by other member states of the Alliance, is the transfer and securing of equipment and humanitarian aid, participation of our soldiers and security services in it. This operation could not function without Poland - stressed the deputy prime minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz in Brussels.

The Inspectorate of Unmanned Combat Systems announces a procedure for the acceptance of applications from manufacturers of unmanned systems regarding the organization and modes of tests in the Polish Armed Forces.

Pursuant to Ministry of National Defence Decision 123/MON of 12 September 2025, the Inspectorate of Unmanned CombatSystems announces a procedure for the acceptance of applications from manufacturers of unmanned systems on the organization and modes of testing in the Polish Armed Forces.

We know that peace needs strength, it needs ability, training, well-trained troops and a strong alliance - the resilience of our societies. We are here today together with the ministers from Norway and Estonia, and high representatives from the other countries: Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Finland, Iceland. We are with our friends from Ukraine - with the deputy minister of defence and other representatives of the Ukrainian state. We are here with soldiers. We are here with American commanders. We are here to show unity, agency, strength and resilience and preparedness. I am very grateful to the Kingdom of Norway, and to the soldiers of the Norwegian Armed Forces. I want to personally thank you, Tore, for taking up this challenge in a very short time - a decision made in May, the camp where 1200 soldiers can train at any one time opened on 1 October - underscored deputy prime minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz during the opening of Camp Jomsborg.