Ukraine is facing a serious shortage of Patriot missile systems, as the only producers, apart from the United States, cannot deliver additional missiles, and ensuring the country's security against Russian ballistic attacks is becoming increasingly difficult. (translated)
Not long ago, there were a lack of strategies, irregularities, and more scandals. Today, Reuters writes with admiration about the Polish defense industry: "Polish officials say expanding domestic and regional production of drones, ammunition and other frequently used equipment has become a priority." (translated)
Ukraine is testing new interceptor drones, which are meant to respond to the growing threat posed by Russian kamikaze jet drones, as reported by Defense Minister Yevhenii Chmara. (translated)
In 2027, Germany will launch the first missile factory for the Patriot air defense system in Schrobenhausen, which is the result of collaboration between the American Raytheon and the German MBDA, and the first deliveries will concern the older PAC-2 GEM-T model. (translated)
Ukraine has gained a license to produce Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG cruise missiles, which could significantly enhance its military capabilities in the war with Russia, especially after France and the United Kingdom provided key technical documentation and components for these missiles. (translated)
Russian intelligence services have changed their methods of operations against the European arms industry by recruiting local criminal groups and random people from the internet to carry out acts of sabotage, which complicates assigning responsibility to Moscow for these actions. (translated)
The Internal Security Agency detained in Warsaw a Ukrainian citizen, 63-year-old Serhii P., suspected of attempting to murder a representative of the Ukrainian arms industry, at the request of Russian intelligence services, after an unsuccessful assassination attempt involving placing an explosive device under the victim's car did not succeed. (translated)
The president of PGZ Warship Yard, Marcin Ryngwelski, emphasizes that the Polish shipbuilding industry has secured work for years thanks to a strategy that focuses on both maintaining existing ships and building new units. In the near future, 40% of the shipyard's revenue is expected to come from servicing existing ships, and 60% from new projects, such as frigates under the Miecznik program. (translated)
Intensive NATO aviation activity has been observed over Poland, including the appearance of the EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft, which has the ability to disrupt enemy systems, making it a valuable component of the defense strategy in the area near the border with Russia. (translated)
The discussion about transferring missiles from the Patriot system to Ukraine indicates that this decision depends not only on Poland but, above all, on its allies, and the fact that the Polish Armed Forces have a limited number of PAC-3 missiles further complicates the situation. (translated)
The U.S. Navy has signed a seven-year contract worth $22.9 billion with Raytheon to increase the production of Tomahawk missiles from approximately 60 to over a thousand units per year, aimed at strengthening the defensive capabilities of the U.S. and the development of the defense industry. (translated)
I właśnie dlatego, żeby Ojczyzna nie była tylko na sztandarach, potrzebujemy inwestycji w polski przemysł zbrojeniowy. Żebyśmy znowu nie musieli zadowolić się tylko Bogiem i Honorem. https://t.co/lBG5DT4HIJ #Polska #PrzemysłZbrojeniowy #Inwestycje
Almost 200 billion PLN. This is how much we invest in the security of Poland. On Polish Armed Forces Day, we especially thank the soldiers for their service. Concrete actions follow the words: modern equipment, better conditions, and over 80% of funds for the Polish defense industry. #PolskaSAFE (translated)
SAFE means: S — Alliances A — Army F — Factories E — Europe Out of over 180 billion zlotys, 89% of the funds were invested in the POLISH defense industry! (translated)
Polish arms industry targeted by Russian spies. They are looking for sources in our country. (translated)
89% of the funds from the SAFE program will go to Polish defense companies. These are orders for our plants, new jobs, industry development, and a stronger army. European funding, Polish production, Polish security. 🇵🇱 (translated)
The largest modernization and strengthening program in the history of Poland for the Polish army and defense industry 🇵🇱🇪🇺💪 If you want peace, prepare for war! (translated)
The Polish navy is growing dynamically, as confirmed by the progress in the construction of the frigate ORP Wicher and new submarines, as well as future plans that include the modernization and development of the fleet in the Baltic by 2039. (translated)
NATO's European allies need two to three years to fill the weapon shortages left by the United States, which puts them in a difficult position in the face of potential actions by Russia. (translated)
Poland is currently safer than ever before, as emphasized by Deputy Minister of National Defence Paweł Zalewski, pointing to the growing importance of unmanned systems and air defense capabilities in the context of modern threats. (translated)
