Poland Orders New Armoured Vehicles

Polish national flags and Light Armored Reconnaissance Carriers KLESZCZ are seen during a ceremony of signing a contract to buy light armour vehicles for the Polish army in 1st Warsaw Armoured Brigade in Warsaw, the capital of Poland on August 14, 2024. The contract is signed by Paweł Matenczuk and general Artur Kuptel. The contract is signed by Dariusz Fabisiak CEO of AMZ Kutno and general Artur Kuptel. The Light Armoured Reconnaissance Carriers, called KLESZCZ, are fully produced by Polish constructors and firms. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto)

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