South Korean major defense firm Hyundai Rotem Co. has signed a second export agreement with Poland for its K2 main battle ...

Poland will locally produce the advanced K2 tanks under a $6.5 billion deal, accelerating its military modernization and ...

Poland has ordered more K2 main battle tanks (MBTs) from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem, continuing the country’s spending ...

Poland has signed a second multi-billion dollar deal with South Korean industrial and defence group Hyundai Rotem for the ...

Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.

South Korea on Friday signed a major arms export deal with Poland worth around $6.5 billion, according to Seoul's Defense ...

"Minister of National Defence Ahn Gyu-baek attended the signing ceremony of the K2 Second Implementation Contract (180 tanks, 81 support vehicles, worth approximately 6.5 billion dollars) in Gliwice, ...

Poland has finalized a deal to acquire a second batch of 180 South Korean tanks under a 2022 agreement that will eventually see Warsaw boost its arsenal with almost 1,000 of the armored vehicles.

The contract is worth $6.7 billion. Poland on August 1 signed an executive contract to supply 180 more Korean K2 tanks, including the first in the polonized version K2PL, RMF24 reported. The contract ...

K2 armor includes metal and ERA armor in addition to an APS (Active Protections System) to intercept anti-tank guided missiles 9r ATGMs as well as rocket propelled anti-tank grenades or RPGs. The ...

Development started in 1995 and cost $260 million. In the end, South Korea designed a tank that on paper appears to be at equal, if not better than, the specifications of current NATO tanks.