(Bloomberg) -- Poland will sign a $2 billion contract with the US on Monday to supply logistical support for Patriot missile-defense systems, the country’s defense chief told broadcaster Polsat.

Poland and the United States will sign an agreement worth nearly $2 billion for the delivery of logistical support for the Patriot air defence system, Poland's defence minister said on Monday.

The acquisition is part of Poland's wider helicopter procurement plans that will see the country receive eight loaned US Army Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters ahead of the first of ...

The US government has cleared the possible sale of Raytheon AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAMs) to Poland.

Korean defense giant Hanwha Aerospace said Tuesday it has signed a 402.6 billion-won ($274.3 million) deal to supply key components for Poland's self-propelled howitzers. Under the agreement with ...

From 2027 to 2029, TNT, or trinitrotoluene, will be supplied to U.S. firm Paramount Enterprises International by Nitro-Chem, a subsidiary of Poland's state-owned defence group PGZ, group spokesperson ...

Poland and the United States on Monday signed a nearly 2-billion-U.S. dollar agreement for logistical and technical support for Polish Patriot systems at the military base in Sochaczew. The ...