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Poland Secures Second Batch of K2 Tanks From Hyundai Rotem

  • On July 2, 2025, Poland finalized a $6.5 billion agreement with South Korea to procure 180 more K2 Black Panther armored vehicles, along with 80 support units and comprehensive logistical support.
  • This deal builds on a 2022 framework and earlier deliveries of 84 K2 tanks, driven by regional tensions from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Poland’s defense modernization push.
  • The agreement involves producing 117 tanks in South Korea by Hyundai Rotem and 63 tanks locally at Bumar Łabędy in Poland, securing technology transfer and revitalizing Poland’s defense industry.
  • DAPA Minister Seok Jong-gun said South Korea will help shore up Europe’s security with K2s, while Poland allocates nearly 5% of GDP to defense to strengthen NATO’s eastern flank.
  • The deal enhances Poland’s operational readiness against regional threats, sets a precedent for NATO collaborations, and supports Poland’s long-term goal to acquire up to 1,000 K2 tanks.
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The Defense Acquisition Program Administration and the Polish government officially announced on the 2nd that negotiations for the second export contract for the K2 tank produced by Hyundai Rotem to Poland have been completed. Although the specific contract size was not disclosed, it is expected to be 180 K2 tanks in total, both inside and outside the defense industry.

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조선일보 broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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