On December 24, 2024, the Polish Armament Agency signed a contract worth over €120 million with WB Electronics, a subsidiary of the WB Group, for the delivery of 12 Force Protection systems. This agreement aims to enhance aerial reconnaissance and operational coverage for battalions equipped with Homar-K multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS) by integrating advanced drone and communication technologies into the Polish Armed Forces. Read more.
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| The contract integrates FlyEye and X-Fronter drones, FP-Spectre systems, and Topaz software to enhance threat detection and situational awareness. (Picture source: Polish MoD) |
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