Poland to Test UAV Systems Capable of Hitting Targets at a Distance of up to a Thousand Kilometers
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This may include the Polish Fly Focus Stricker system already produced in series and it is alleged that drones will not be equipped with live parts during testing.
In the coming days, the Polish Armed Forces will begin testing Polish unmanned weapon systems designed to precisely engage targets at long ranges. Among other things, the drones' ability to operate at a range of approximately 1,000 kilometers will be tested, announced Cezary Tomczyk, Deputy Minister of National Defense.
Poland will in the coming days conduct tests of drone systems designed to defeat targets at a distance of about 1,000 kilometres, as announced by Vice-Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Cesary Tomczyk.
The Polish Armed Forces will soon begin testing unmanned systems capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 1,000 kilometers.
In the coming days, the Polish Armed Forces will begin testing Polish solutions designed to implement Deep Precision Strike capabilities, which involve precisely engaging targets at long ranges using relatively low-cost unmanned weapon systems. Deputy Minister of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk announced that the military will be testing Polish-industrial solutions, including their ability to operate at distances of approximately 1,000 km.
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