Poland and South Korea's Strategic Missile Venture

Poland and South Korea have formed a joint venture for missile production, boosting Poland's defense capacity amid security concerns. The agreement allows technology transfer and local production of CGR-080 guided missiles, used by South Korea's K239 Chunmoo system, purchased by Warsaw.

Poland is strengthening its defense capabilities through a partnership with South Korea, with both nations establishing a joint venture for missile production.

The newly formed company will produce CGR-080 guided missiles in Poland, enhancing local defense manufacturing as part of strategic goals outlined following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

This collaboration is marked by a notable transfer of technology, enabling the Polish industry to produce advanced missile systems used by its military, Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz noted on X.

(With inputs from agencies.)