Satellitetoday Poland Partners with Thales and Airbus for New Defense Satellite
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- •Poland is investing in a new geostationary defense satellite with Thales, Airbus, and RADMOR.
- •The satellite will enhance secure communications for the Polish armed forces amid rising conflicts.
- •The project emphasizes advanced cybersecurity and resilience against threats.
On April 20, 2026, Poland's Ministry of Defense signed an agreement with Thales Alenia Space, Airbus Defence and Space, and RADMOR to develop a geostationary defense telecommunications satellite. This satellite aims to enhance secure communications for the Polish armed forces amidst increasing high-intensity conflicts and a contested space environment. The project is part of the European Commission's 'Readiness 2030' plan initiated in 2025, focusing on strengthening national space sovereignty. The satellite will feature advanced cybersecurity measures across both ground and space segments, ensuring resilience against potential threats. The collaboration highlights the ongoing industrial cooperation between Poland and France in defense technology. Specific details regarding the launch date of the satellite have not been disclosed.
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