NATO Fleet Unites: International Ships Join Polish Navy in Gdynia

27/05/2023

Earlier today, German, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish ships arrived at Poland’s port of Gdynia to join the Polish vessels stationed there as part of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group One.

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