Warsaw opens a center for the development of Ukrainian military technologies

On September 23, at the Conference, the Polish Defense Minister announced a new initiative that will integrate Ukrainian military practices into Poland’s defense structures and those of NATO.

Vladislav Kosyniak-Kyysh, the head of the Ministry of Defense, noted that the country is establishing a center to integrate the experience of the Ukrainian military into modern defense programs.

According to him, Warsaw is actively improving its defense capabilities. Priorities include the development of unmanned technologies, including excess and underwater drones. The Minister discussed this issue in Kyiv during a meeting with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal last week.

“The Ukrainian drone industry is making significant progress. The technologies that are introduced into the army deserve high appreciation and practical application. That is why the NATO Center for Analysis, Education and Education-NATO-Ukraine, which adapts this experience for the Alliance, operates within the NATO,” Kosiniak emphasized.

He also announced the creation of the National Center for the Adaptation of Ukrainian Military Work, but no details are available about its structure and function.

Meanwhile, Ukrainians planning a visit to Poland in October should be careful about the financial requirements at the border. The absence of the required amount can lead to entry.

Insufficient funds, as well as issues with documents or the availability of prohibited items, can be grounds for refusal.