Northrop expands NATO missile defence partnerships

Northrop Grumman signed new cooperation agreements in Estonia and expanded relationships with Polish industry as it markets air-and-missile-defense, weapons and surveillance systems across NATO. Local partnerships can support integration, maintenance and production while helping allied customers meet industrial-participation and sovereign-support requirements. The effort reflects rising European demand for layered defenses and resilient supply chains, and positions Northrop to connect U.S.-developed sensors, command systems and effectors with national capabilities rather than offering isolated equipment that is difficult to sustain or network.