In Poland, the General Responsible for the Development of Unmanned Systems Has Been Dismissed
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General Marioslav Bodnar, head of the inspection commission for unmanned weapons systems at the General Command of the Polish Armed Forces, is leaving the post, which is reported by the Polish press with reference to several independent sources in the Polish Ministry of Defence.
In Poland, the general responsible for the development of unmanned systems has been dismissed
General Mirosław Bodnar, head of the Inspection Commission for Unmanned Weapon Systems at the General Headquarters of the Polish Armed Forces, is leaving his post. This was reported by the Polish press, citing several independent sources...
The Minister of National Defense has decided to change the commander of the drone force. General Mirosław Bodnar will step down from his position as inspector of unmanned weapon systems at the end of the month, Onet reports. "The general had no clue about drones, but his brother was the Minister of Justice, Adam Bodnar, so the most important qualifications were in order," commented Confederation leader Sławomir Mentzen. Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz…
General Mirosław Bodnar is to stop leading the Inspectorate of Unmanned Weapons Systems at the end of September, Onet said. According to the interlocutors of the portal, the leadership of the Ministry of Defense is not satisfied with the pace of deployment of drones in the Polish army. The military is due to receive a new post in Brussels.
General Mirosław Bodnar, the inspector of unmanned weapons systems, will leave his post at the end of September, Onet reports, citing several independent sources in the Ministry of Defense.
Gen. Mirosław Bodnar is expected to lose his position as head of the Unmanned Weapons Systems Inspectorate at the General Command of the Armed Forces at the end of September, Onet reports, based on unofficial information. According to sources, the reason is the ministry's dissatisfaction with his work. The Ministry of National Defense and the General Command have not yet commented on these reports.
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