Poland’s state-owned PGZ and Britain’s BAE Systems have agreed on technology support to expand 155mm artillery ammunition output, with production targeted at about 130,000 shells a year within two years.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that any further attempts to attack Poland would always meet with an adequate response, Wiadomosci.pl reported. The head of government stated that "anyone who decides in any way to attack Poland,

British company BAE Systems will help Poland produce 155 mm rounds, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Friday, referring to heavy artillery shells that have been in short supply among Ukraine and its NATO partners.

"Russia attacked Poland. Russia violated the sovereign airspace and territory of a NATO ally, testing the Alliance's defense and its political will. NATO must respond," Ray Wojcik, former US military attaché in Poland,

British company BAE Systems will collaborate with Poland to produce 155 mm ammunition rounds amidst a shortage affecting Ukraine and NATO. Poland is investing heavily in defense by establishing three ammunition factories with advanced technology,

Arms manufacturers BAE Systems and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa partnered to build a new 155mm artillery ammunition plant in Poland, in a bid to boost the country's production. The deal will see BAE transferring technology and know-how to PGZ,

All border crossings between Poland and Belarus have been closed from midnight on Thursday 11 September until further notice. Traffic across the border in both directions has been suspended. Source: Polish news outlet onet.

Orlen and Synthos Green Energy have finalised an agreement to develop Poland’s first 300 MWe BWRX-300 SMR at Włocławek.