MBDA opens a missile logistics facility in Poland.

The Czosnów centre will support maintenance and training for Polish air-defence programs.

By TomorrowNews · AI-assisted briefing
Source published 07 Sept 2026 · Briefing published 9 September 2026

UK Ministry of Defence headquarters building in London — Ministry of Defence headquarters, London, in the source article’s file photograph; not the new Polish logistics facility. · Katie Walters / © Crown copyright · Image license

The UK Ministry of Defence reported on September 7 that MBDA had opened a missile logistics facility in Czosnów, Poland. The centre supports air-defence maintenance and training, including Poland’s PILICA+ program.

The department says more than 400 MBDA employees in the UK work on Polish defence programs. The announcement concerns industrial and support capacity; it does not report a new combat deployment or provide operating instructions for weapons.

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