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Poland and South Korea – a strategic armoured, artillery, and ammunition-sovereignty partnership for Europe?

Poland and South Korea – a strategic armoured, artillery, and ammunition-sovereignty partnership for Europe?

Poland is building one of the most impressive armed forces in Europe, and cooperation with South Korea has played a significant role in this process for several years. The contracts concluded include, among other things, the delivery of 48 FA-50 aircraft, a total of 1,000 K2 tanks, more than 600 K9 self-propelled howitzers, and approximately 288 K239 Chunmoo multiple rocket launchers (Homar-K). However, with such a rapidly growing arsenal, must Poland not also ensure a sufficient quantity of ammunition? Could one of the outcomes of the April visit of the Polish government delegation to South Korea also be the securing of cooperation in the production and supply of large-calibre and rocket ammunition?

From Viking programme to A26 submarine for the Polish Navy – how to wisely build security in the Baltic Sea and the Arctic?

From Viking programme to A26 submarine for the Polish Navy – how to wisely build security in the Baltic Sea and the Arctic?

The echoes of the dispute over Greenland, which culminated at the 56th World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are still silent, and the security issues of the Arctic – including Greenland, Iceland, Scandinavia and the Baltic – seem to be increasingly important. In this context, the outcome of the ORKA programme and the selection of the Swedish offer of the new generation A26 submarine for the Polish Navy opens a new chapter in the construction of Polish’s underwater capabilities and in Polish-Swedish defence cooperation. This decision comes at a time of rapid growing importance of the Baltic Sea and the Arctic as key areas of strategic rivalry – not only between NATO and Russia and China, but also within NATO – between the United States of America and the European part of the North Atlantic Alliance supported by Canada.

Timo Soini: From Neutrality to a European Alliance – Why Finland Chose European Union and NATO

Timo Soini: From Neutrality to a European Alliance – Why Finland Chose European Union and NATO

Former Finnish Foreign Minister Timo Juhani Soini shares his experiences and reflections on the security of Europe and the Baltic Sea region in an interview with SektorObronny.pl. The interview includes personal themes – from youthful inspirations with anti-establishment views, conservatism and conversion to Catholicism, through political beginnings in the Finnish Rural Party, to the struggle for freedom and the Polish “Solidarity” – as well as strategic issues related to foreign and defense policy. Soini discusses Finland’s path to NATO, the impact of the trauma of 1939 and the war in Ukraine on public opinion, and the challenges facing Europe in the face of growing threats from Russia. He also touches on Nordic-Baltic cooperation, the role of the United States in the security of our continent, and the importance of shared values for the unity and defense of the West.

Affordable Mass Missiles and Fire Control as a Security Imperative – Lockheed Martin’s Vision for the Future of Defense

Affordable Mass Missiles and Fire Control as a Security Imperative – Lockheed Martin’s Vision for the Future of Defense

Lockheed Martin, one of the global leaders in the defense industry, is redefining the approach to modern missile systems and responses to future threats. Tim Cahill – President of Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control – in an interview with Klaudiusz Kaleta, Editor-in-Chief of SektorObronny.pl and NationalSecurity.pl, discusses the role of innovation, digital engineering, and industrial partnerships in strengthening the defense resilience of the United States, Europe, and Poland. It is a vision in which speed, scalability, and cost-effectiveness are becoming as important as technological superiority.

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