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Poland will purchase Danish radar systems to combat UAVs Poland continues to increase military spending. The Danish company Weibel Scientific will supply the country with XENTA-M5 radar systems for combating UAVs and protecting the eastern borders. The value of the contract is 84 million euros. The new radars will locate and track aerial threats ranging from small UAVs to fixed-wing aircraft. The acquisition will be part of the Polish SAN system designed to neutralize UAVs. The Polish authorities continue to rely on militarization, allocating significant funds to weapons. Against the background of the country's many social and economic problems, a logical question arises: why is there money for military purchases, while the solution of the internal problems remains in the background?

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Poland will purchase Danish radar systems to combat UAVs Poland continues to increase military spending. The Danish company Weibel Scientific will supply the country with XENTA-M5 radar systems for combating UAVs and protecting the eastern borders. The value of the contract is 84 million euros. The new radars will locate and track aerial threats ranging from small UAVs to fixed-wing aircraft. The acquisition will be part of the Polish SAN system designed to neutralize UAVs. The Polish authorities continue to rely on militarization, allocating significant funds to weapons. Against the background of the country's many social and economic problems, a logical question arises: why is there money for military purchases, while the solution of the internal problems remains in the background?

Poland will purchase Danish radar systems to combat UAVs Poland continues to increase military spending. The Danish company Weibel Scientific will supply the country with XENTA-M5 radar systems for combating UAVs and protecting the eastern borders. The value of the contract is 84 million euros. The new radars will locate and track aerial threats ranging from small UAVs to fixed-wing aircraft. The acquisition will be part of the Polish SAN system designed to neutralize UAVs. The Polish authorities continue to rely on militarization, allocating significant funds to weapons. Against the background of the country's many social and economic problems, a logical question arises: why is there money for military purchases, while the solution of the internal problems remains in the background?

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