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Poland Plans to Develop Low-Cost Missiles to Protect Against Drones

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International defense company and missile systems specialist MBDA, in collaboration with the Polish Military Institute of Weapons Technology (WITU), plans to develop a low-cost air defense system to combat large-scale drone attacks, TVP World reports.

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The danger situation requires rethinking. A new concept focuses on autonomous targeting and significantly cheaper components.

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What is the Counter Mass Interceptor and what can it do for Poland? The European manufacturer of MBDA missiles and the Polish WITU Research Institute have announced cooperation in the creation of the Counter Mass Interceptor (CMI), a supersonic interceptor designed to kill drones, reconnaissance drones, helicopters, and cruise missiles. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to MBDA. What is known about CMI CMI is positioned as a low-cos…

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International defense company and missile systems specialist MBDA, in collaboration with the Polish Military Institute of Weapons Technology (WITU), plans to develop a low-cost air defense system to combat large-scale drone attacks, TVP World reports.

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The multinational defence and missile-specialized firm MBDA is working with the Polish Military Institute of Armament Technology (WITU) to develop a low-priced air defence capability to counter the large-scale threats posed by drones. The project foresees that WITU will provide missile systems to transport the MBDA Counter-Mass Interceptor (CMI), which was presented by the British defence company's subsidiary in July, writes TVPWorld.

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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