Poland announced Ukraine’s agreement to transfer anti-drone technology in exchange for MiG-29 fighters
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Ukraine has agreed to transfer counter-drone technology to Poland.
This is reported by RMF24, citing a statement by Poland’s Deputy Minister of Defense, Cezary Tomczyk.
“Ukraine has agreed to transfer to Poland the necessary counter-drone technologies,” said a Polish official.
Tomczyk is in Kyiv together with the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces, General Karol Domanowski. The main topics of the visit are military and industrial cooperation, as well as technology transfer.
The parties are discussing the possibility of transferring two Polish MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in exchange for access to Ukrainian drone technology and countermeasures. According to Tomczyk, the agreement is close to completion and details are currently being agreed upon.
Separately, there was talk of deepening cooperation within the anti-ballistic coalition, which includes Ukraine, Poland, and other European states.
Poland is ready to join the initiative with P-18PL radar systems with a claimed range of up to 2,000 kilometers. The coalition is also considering the development of missiles to intercept ballistic targets.
As a reminder, Poland previously announced the preparation of a new package of military aid to Ukraine , which should include two MiG-29 fighters and ammunition.
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