Poland will invest €2 billion to deploy a layered counter‑drone network along its eastern border, Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk said. The first operational capabilities will be activated within six months and the full integrated system is due to be in place within two years.
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Poland has committed a €2 billion, fast‑track procurement — first capabilities in six months and full deployment within two years — creating near‑term demand for sensors, interceptors and integration services; the government has already signed a major supply and partnership agreement with Poland to source counter‑drone kit (see https://hype.aero/?story=2605fc09-1cd7-4f1a-8ebd-db8c0f850dad).
The move is part of a wider European response to recent drone incursions and air‑security concerns, aligning with continent‑scale initiatives and funding pushes for a linked ‘drone wall’ and enhanced air‑surveillance (context: https://hype.aero/?story=d1934184-87de-4f6d-880a-c1c6730823bf and https://hype.aero/?story=d88b4c1b-7d2a-4b63-8673-c69aa8450b95).
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