Polish FlyFocus unveils TASACK 15kg loitering munition with 110km range at MSPO
Polish defence technology company FlyFocus unveiled its TASACK precision loitering munition at MSPO 2026. The 15-kilogram system carries a 5-kilogram warhead and can fly up to 110 kilometres. FlyFocus positions TASACK as a simpler, lower-cost alternative to first-person-view attack drones.
Poland's Armament Agency finalizing multi-year Piorun MANPADS contract, larger SAFE order to follow
Poland's Armament Agency is completing a multi-year contract for Piorun man-portable air-defence systems and will begin a significantly larger procurement in coming months under the SAFE framework, Defence24 reports. Piorun is a Polish-designed infrared-homing shoulder-fired missile. The system has been supplied to Ukrainian forces and is in service with Polish ground troops.
Sweden to extend Patriot deployment in Poland through spring 2027, plans broader NATO ground commitments in Finland and Latvia
Sweden intends to keep its Patriot air-defence systems in Poland until at least spring 2027, according to Defence Minister Pål Jonson. Stockholm is also preparing broader military commitments to NATO's eastern flank, including ground deployments in Finland and Latvia and maritime and air operations. Jonson stated Russia remains Sweden's most serious security threat.
Why it matters: Sweden is shifting from symbolic NATO participation to sustained eastern-flank burden-sharing—a tacit admission that Nordic defence now depends on Poland's air-defence umbrella holding.
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Jeumont Electric to supply three complete electric propulsion systems for Poland's A26 submarines under Orka programme
French firm Jeumont Electric will deliver three low-signature electric propulsion systems for the Polish Navy's A26 submarines under the Orka programme. The systems are designed to minimize acoustic and electromagnetic signatures.
Lockheed Martin wins $9.4 million contract to upgrade F-35 assembly stations at Italy's Cameri facility
Lockheed Martin will upgrade assembly stations at the F-35 final assembly facility in Cameri, Italy, under a $9.4 million contract modification. The Cameri plant is Europe's only F-35 production site and builds jets for Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and Switzerland.
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