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Poland Enhances Air Security with New Radar Installations

3/20/2026

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Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PANSA) installed two new radars on March 19 to improve radiolocation and operational security.
The radars, located near Katowice and Pultusk, are part of a 1.4 billion zloty investment plan for 2024–2029.
The move follows airspace violations, including incursions by Russian drones and Belarusian balloons.
PANSA emphasized civil-military cooperation as essential for effective airspace management during military operations.

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Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PANSA) installed two new radars on March 19 to improve radiolocation and operational security.
The radars, located near Katowice and Pultusk, are part of a 1.4 billion zloty investment plan for 2024–2029.
The move follows airspace violations, including incursions by Russian drones and Belarusian balloons.
PANSA emphasized civil-military cooperation as essential for effective airspace management during military operations.