US EditionPoland Signs $6.5 Bln Deal for K2 Tanks
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In the long run, a thousand vehicles are planned. A market valued at $6 billion Poland will launch on its soil the production of K2 tanks, of South Korean design, under a
Poland signs $6.5 billion deal to purchase second batch of K2 tanks
Poland on Friday signed a deal worth about $6.5 billion to purchase the second batch of K2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem, Seoul's defense ministry said, marking the largest-ever export contract won by a Korean defense contractor.
"Poland is gaining tank production capabilities thanks to this agreement. Of the 180 tanks ordered today under the executive agreement, 64 will be in the Polonized version," said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz today.
Poland and South Korea have signed an agreement to supply 180 K2GF tanks and their Polonized K2PL versions, along with support vehicles, to be produced in Gliwice, Poland, at the PGZ arms group, Polish media reported, calling the deal the “tank contract of the century.”
Poland and South Korea have signed an agreement to supply 180 K-2GF tanks and their Polonized K2PL versions, which are to be produced together with support vehicles in Gliwice, Poland, at the PGZ arms group. This was announced by Polish media, which are calling the agreement the "tank contract of the century"....
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