www.euronews.com Poland and UK Forge Defense Pact Amid Rising Russian Threats
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- •Poland and UK signed a three-year defense cooperation plan on October 27, 2026.
- •The agreement focuses on advanced technologies, including AI, drones, and cybersecurity.
- •Both nations are committed to supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression.
On October 27, 2026, Poland and the UK signed a three-year defense cooperation plan in Warsaw, aimed at enhancing military collaboration in response to perceived threats from Russia. The agreement focuses on new technologies, including artificial intelligence, drones, and anti-drone systems, as well as joint military exercises. Key projects include the development of air defense missiles and modern warships, such as the Polish 'Miecznik' and British Type 31 frigates. The plan also emphasizes cybersecurity cooperation to protect defense and civilian networks from hostile actions. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict with Russia. The defense ministers highlighted the importance of joint exercises and procurement coordination between their defense industries.
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