Poland's Prime Minister asks Taoiseach to back an air defence system over Europe

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk (right) told Taoiseach Simon Harris (left) at a meeting in Rzeszow, Poland, on Thursday that “an advanced and modern air defence system” is needed for European security. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/PA

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk (right) told Taoiseach Simon Harris (left) at a meeting in Rzeszow, Poland, on Thursday that “an advanced and modern air defence system” is needed for European security. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/PA

Poland has called on Ireland’s support for a dome air defence system over Europe.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told Taoiseach Simon Harris at a meeting in Rzeszow, Poland, on Thursday that “an advanced and modern air defence system” is needed for European security.

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