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July 26, 2016

Poland Intends To Finalize Patriot Sale Agreement By Year’s End

Defense News: The Polish government intends to finalize an agreement with the US government by the end of the year

July 22, 2016

International Missile Defense Market Heats Up

National Defense: As NATO celebrates the operability of its first land-based Aegis Ashore missile defense system in Romania, nations around

July 21, 2016

Poland Plans To Spend $21B on Drones, Helos, Air Defense, Subs

Defense News: The Polish Ministry of Defense aims  to spend at least 83 billion zloty (US $21 billion) on acquisitions of

July 6, 2016

Poland’s Nightmare: Russia Deploys More Lethal S-300 Batteries to Belarus

National Interest: Satellite imagery confirms that Russia delivered new surface-to-air missile systems to Belarus, its frontline ally and last Eastern

July 6, 2016

Poland To Select Patriot Systems Following PGZ-Raytheon Cooperation

Defense News: WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s leading state-run defense group PGZ has signed a letter of intent with Raytheon to cooperate on a

July 5, 2016

Poland closer to clinching $5 billion missile deal with Raytheon

Reuters: Poland has made significant progress in its talks with U.S. defense firm Raytheon (RTN.N) over a $5-billion missile defense

June 21, 2016

Russia Successfully Tests Short-Range Anti-Missile System

Moscow Times: The Russian Air Force has successfully carried out tests of a new short-range anti-ballistic missile system, the Defense

March 17, 2016

Lockheed Martin confirms MEADS talks with Poland, Turkey

IHS Jane’s 360: Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson confirmed on 15 March that the company was in discussions with the

March 16, 2016

Lockheed CEO says Poland, Turkey interested in MEADS missile defense system

Reuters: Lockheed Martin Chief Executive Marillyn Hewson said Poland and Turkey were interested in the company’s MEADS missile defense system,

February 26, 2016

Poland resumes missile defense talks with U.S. Lockheed: report

Reuters: Poland has relaunched talks with Lockheed Martin’s MEADS on a medium-range air- and missile-defense system, the deputy defense minister