ASELSAN secures follow-on deal for 24 ARSUS surveillance systems for Polish Armed Forces after $410 million electronic warfare agreement
ASELSAN and Poland’s AMZ Kutno signed an export contract for 24 ARSUS reconnaissance and surveillance system sets for the Polish Armed Forces. Deliveries are planned for 2028 and 2029 under a broader framework established in 2024, which anticipates additional deliveries through 2035. The agreement follows a separate electronic-warfare export package announced in late 2025 and deepens the companies’ industrial relationship. ARSUS will provide mobile sensor and observation capability, supporting Poland’s effort to expand persistent battlefield awareness with domestically integrated vehicles and fire-control teams across maneuver formations.
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