Romania selects Quantum Systems Vector reconnaissance systems under EU SAFE procurement instrument
The Romanian Ministry of National Defence has selected Quantum Systems to supply additional Vector reconnaissance systems.
The Romanian Ministry of National Defence has selected Quantum Systems to supply additional Vector reconnaissance systems.
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