By making large purchases of various weapon systems from South Korean companies, Poland is set to rapidly swell its defence capabilities, while turning away from the European defence industry as it chooses Korean partners.
South Korea approved a 5.75 trillion-won (US$4.3 billion) plan to begin mass production of a homegrown light armed helicopter (LAH) in the coming months, the state arms procurement agency said.
South Korea has conducted a successful missile interception test of its L-SAM system under development, a key element of the country's envisioned layered missile defense shield.
By entering the world’s top four defence exporters after the United States, Russia and France, the South Korean defence industry will become a strategic industrialization and a defence powerhouse,
The Polish Armaments Agency signed agreements with three South Korean companies: - Hyundai Rotem, Hanwha Defense and Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI).
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