Poland and Slovakia have signed a defense agreement focused on artillery ammunition and counter-drone systems, deepening military cooperation between the neighboring countries. The pact is expected to support joint procurement, production and technology sharing while improving both nations’ ability to respond to emerging battlefield threats. Officials say the partnership could strengthen regional defense readiness and reduce dependence on external suppliers. Details about the agreement’s financial terms, delivery schedules and industrial commitments have not yet been fully disclosed by either government.
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