Strengthening Poland's Maritime Security and Air Defense
This new law streamlines military and Border Guard operations to defend Poland's maritime border and airspace, especially in the Baltic Sea. It introduces faster decision-making for countering missile threats and expands powers to use weapons to protect critical maritime infrastructure like pipelines and wind farms. The state assumes responsibility for any damages resulting from these actions.
Key points
The military can react faster to missile threats, even without a direct order, increasing airspace security.
The powers of the Border Guard and Navy to use force in defending the border and critical maritime infrastructure have been expanded.
Commanders of naval vessels and military aircraft can use weapons to protect critical infrastructure, such as the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline or offshore wind farms.
The State Treasury is responsible for damages caused to third parties during defense operations by Polish or allied armed forces.
Soldiers on Navy vessels gain military policing powers, improving order maintenance.
60%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-11-21
For
263
Against
2
Abstain
172
Status:
Enacted
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