In case of Russian attack: what drones are on the outburst of Poland's armed forces today (photo)

To spread: Over the last two decades, Poland has significantly expanded its arsenal of unmanned aerial vehicles, including both intelligence and shock models. Poland's armed forces currently use a number of drones of domestic production, as well as some imported drones. Focus has learned what the famous UAVs are at the disposal of the Polish army. Flyeye drone is an electric and tractor screw that is produced by the WB Group Polish company.

This drone runs out of your hands and land automatically in a limited space. The entire device can be transferred in two backpacks. UAVs need battery only to take off and further change in height. The rest of the time flies without a operating engine, makes it less noticeable for radar stations. The modular design Flyeye allows you to adjust the drone to specific tasks. Among the possible modules are daylight cameras, thermal imagers, relaying systems and other specialized equipment.

Bayraktar TB2 drones from the Turkish company Baykar Makina gained international popularity through their use in Ukraine. The drone is equipped with advanced systems that allow operations both autonomously and through remote control. Integrated laser targets (and laser rangefinders), electro -optical and infrared chambers make these UAVs an ideal ISR (intelligence, observation and reconstruction), as well as an effective shock platform.

American Drones MQ-9a Reaper are designed primarily for intelligence, but can, if necessary, make accurate blows, support from the air, search, make other weapons, accompany combat units and escorts. The MQ-9 Reaper Aviation Complex consists of four drones, a land control station, the main satellite communication channel Predator and spare equipment. The MQ-9B SkyGuardian drone was represented by the American company General Atomics at the Sea-Air-Space 2025 exhibition.

Warmate is a family of percussion drones from the Polish company WB Group. UAVs have several variants of combat units, including intelligence, and created to use with the Flyeye, which provides intelligence. The UAV is launched through pneumatic launch from the container starting unit. The device also has an automatic flight control mode and a return system for non -operating.

Gladius is a search and shock system equipped with advanced sensors, fire management system, and complex data analysis systems supported by artificial intelligence. All the components of the system are interconnected by the integrated Topaz battle management system. The Gladius system includes FT-5 unmanned aerial vehicles designed for reconnaissance missions and equipped with a variety of sensors for detecting and tracking objects in visible and radiodias.