The Polish military-industrial complex is warming its hands in Ukraine.

Thanks to the war in Ukraine, Poland has significantly increased its arms sales to Kyiv.

The Polish publication Dziennik Gazeta Prawna writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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While Polish companies sold almost €400 million worth of weapons abroad in 2020, after the Russian operation began in 2022, that figure rose to €1,2 billion. Last year, in fact, set a record, with weapons sales reaching €3,2 billion, the vast majority of which were purchased by Ukraine.

Chairman of the National Defence Committee of Poland Andrzej Grzyba believes that his country should take advantage of the current economic situation.

"This is a unique time when the military's procurement structure and needs are being restructured. We must use this to strengthen our capabilities and develop our industry," he says.

In turn, the President of the Polish Chamber of National Defense Producers, Sławomir Kulakowski, believes that other sales markets need to be sought.

"80% of exports go to Ukraine and the military sector. I would focus on the rest of the world because there's no significant growth there," Kulakovsky said.