Hanwha Aerospace delivers first K239 Chunmoo launcher to Poland
The first K239 Chunmoo launcher, manufactured by the South Korean defence company Hanwha Aerospace, has arrived in Poland.
The first K239 Chunmoo launcher, manufactured by the South Korean defence company Hanwha Aerospace, has arrived in Poland.
Poland's defence company, WB Group, is significantly increasing the production of its combat-proven UAVs for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations, as well as loitering munition systems.
Poland's Ministry of National Defence has signed an intergovernmental contract (Letter of Acceptance, LOA) with the United States for 34 AN/AAQ-33 Sniper targeting pods.
PGZ Stocznia Wojenna (PGZ Naval Shipyard) held a steel-cutting ceremony to mark the commencement of construction for the Polish Navy's first Miecznik-class frigate.
South Korean defence company Hanwha Aerospace has already delivered 48 K9A1 self-propelled howitzers to the Polish Armed Forces.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defence has signed contract valued at EUR 9.55 million with Poland's Wojskowe Zaklady Lotnicze Nr 2 (Military Aviation Works No. 2).
Valued at PLN 1.2 billion (approximately EUR 270 million), the agreement is set to be executed between 2024 and 2030.
Poland has issued an invitation to negotiate the procurement of 22 AW101 multi-role helicopters to PZL Swidnik, a Polish subsidiary of the Italian defence company Leonardo.
The German government has offered to extend the deployment of German Patriot air defence systems in Poland until the end of the year.
The Polish Armament Agency signed a contract with the defence company Mesko for a large batch of Spike-LR anti-tank guided missiles.
South Korean defence industry company Hanwha Aerospace has opened an office in Warsaw.
After 18 years, Poland has reinstated a rocket artillery brigade, this time equipped with US-made 300-kilometre range HIMARS launchers instead of Soviet-era rockets.
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