Warsaw will adapt Ukrainian drone tactics and systems, combining training and manufacturing upgrades to speed deployment and strengthen border defence.
The Polish ‘drone fleet’ is gaining momentum and will lean on Ukrainian experience and technologies, Tusk said. According to him, Warsaw plans to create its own drone fleet, using the experience Ukraine has gained in the development, production, and deployment of drones for defense and border control.
Ukrainian experts have made a significant contribution to drone usage tactics, supply logistics, and personnel training. Poland aims to adapt these solutions to its needs and integrate them into its national defense.
Tusk noted that the joint effort provides for technology sharing, including drone-control systems, data-exchange protocols, and modernization of production at Polish enterprises with the involvement of Ukrainian specialists and developers.
This step underscores the closer alignment of the defense forces of both countries and the drive to strengthen capabilities by leveraging proven technologies that have already demonstrated their effectiveness in real operations. The expected results of the partnership will emerge in the coming years.
Strategic Implications for the Defense of Both Countries
The joint drone program will allow Poland to upgrade its defense fleet faster, boost effectiveness at the borders, and expand capabilities across various operational directions. Ukraine’s experience in developing and employing drones remains a valuable resource for joint programs and modernization aimed at strengthening the defense of both states in the future.
Thus, a partnership in the drone sphere has the potential to provide the region with a stronger and more modern defense that will meet the challenges and real tasks of the coming years.
Польський «флот дронів» спиратиметься на український досвід і технології – Туск