New agreement for Türkiye’s Bayraktar TB2 support system with Poland
Stacy Cummings and Selcuk Bayraktar, Director General of NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Istanbul, Türkiye, Oct. 17, 2024 (Photo obtained by Baykar)
Baykar and the Polish Ministry of Defense have signed a Logistics Support Agreement for the Bayraktar TB2 System. The agreement was formalized at the Ozdemir Bayraktar National Technology Center, according to a statement from Baykar.
The statement read: “We held a signing ceremony at our Ozdemir Bayraktar National Technology Center as part of the Bayraktar TB2 System Logistics Support Agreement with Poland, in the presence of the NSPA Director General and representatives from the Polish Ministry of Defense.”
This agreement further strengthens the defense cooperation between Türkiye and Poland, particularly in the area of unmanned aerial vehicles. Bayraktar TB2, a proven platform in various conflict zones, continues to gain international attention, and Poland was the first NATO member to purchase the system from Türkiye.
The signing of this logistics support deal marks a significant step in ensuring the ongoing operational readiness and maintenance of the Bayraktar TB2 systems that are part of Poland’s defense arsenal.
