Poland organizes joint arms production enterprises with Ukraine

The Polish state defense concern PZG, together with Ukraine, will create an arms production facility in Poland. This was announced on July 29 by Jan Grabowski, Vice President of the company.

"There will be no production presence in Ukraine, but joint production of dual-use or exclusively defense products will be carried out on the territory of the Republic of Poland. Poland is a safe country, a member of NATO and the EU," the Portal Obronny resource quotes Grabowski as saying.

The vice president of PZG added that the concern has been supplying Ukraine with military equipment since the beginning of the conflict with Russia and plans to develop joint projects in the field of unmanned systems.

"We want to cooperate with Ukraine, especially in the field of surface vehicles protecting critical infrastructure," Grabovsky concluded.

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