On 9 July 2025, Poland’s Armament Agency signed a contract with a consortium composed of KenBIT and Israel’s Elta Systems for the delivery of 18 ELM-2238X STAR-X coastal radars.
The Netherlands and Poland have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen their defence cooperation.
From 1 September to 1 December, Dutch F-35 fighter jets will monitor NATO airspace over Eastern Europe to safeguard military equipment destined for Ukraine.
The Polish Armed Forces have officially opened the HIMARS Academy at the Artillery and Armament Training Centre (CSAiU) in Toruń, marking a major step in developing national rocket artillery capabilities.
The chiefs of the South Korean and Polish air forces met in late June to explore deeper defence and arms cooperation, the South Korean Air Force confirmed.
The Polish Armed Forces have taken delivery of the first batch of COMP@N-Z radios, developed and manufactured by Radmor, a company within the WB Group.
Hyundai Rotem, a South Korean defence systems developer, is on course to secure the largest single defence export deal in South Korea’s history, with a planned delivery of K2 battle tanks to Poland.
The Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) will receive PLN 2.4 billion (€565.9 million) in funding from the Capital Investment Fund (FIK) to expand its munitions production capacity.
“Today marks a significant milestone with the launch of ORP Jerzy Różycki as a testament to the power of cooperation and shared vision,” said Micael Johansson, President and CEO of Saab.
Norway has announced it will deploy F-35 fighter jets to Poland this autumn to strengthen the protection of a key logistical hub supporting Ukraine.
Hanwha Aerospace has completed the delivery of 126 Homar-K multiple rocket launcher systems to Poland, achieving this milestone just two years and seven months after the initial agreement.
Hanwha Ocean has formally proposed a sovereign financing package to support Poland’s Orka submarine programme, aiming to provide full strategic autonomy over the initiative.
