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Two more S. Korean FA-50 warplanes arrive in Poland

Mariusz Blaszczak said: By the end of the year we will have finalised delivery of the first twelve units. Artur Reszko/PAP

A cargo plane carrying two South Korean FA-50 fighter aircraft for the Polish Air Force arrived in Warsaw on Tuesday morning, the defence minister announced.

Ministry buys new mine-laying vehicles

Poland's defence minister on Wednesday signed purchase contracts for 24 Baobab-K scattered mine laying vehicles and a supply of mines.

Poland to proceed with sub-purchase programme this year

Poland will push ahead with a programme to buy submarines this year, the defence minister said on Wednesday.

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