The Eurosatory 2026 defence exhibition, which concluded yesterday in Paris, provided Hanwha Aerospace with an opportunity to showcase its comprehensive portfolio of advanced defence solutions, including artillery, missile, air-defence and unmanned systems.
Among the key exhibits were solutions well known to the Polish Armed Forces, including the Chunmoo multiple rocket launcher, which forms the basis of the Homar-K programme, and the evolving K9 self-propelled howitzer family, represented at the exhibition by the full-scale K9A2 variant equipped with an automated ammunition loading system. Hanwha also showcased a wide range of air-defence systems, counter-UAS solutions and unmanned platforms designed to operate alongside manned combat systems.
The technologies presented at Eurosatory reflect the key trends shaping modern armed forces, where interoperability, mobility and the integration of reconnaissance, command and strike capabilities play a critical role. The exhibition featured both systems already in service with the Polish Armed Forces and technologies being developed to address future battlefield requirements, supporting the development of modern defence capabilities and strengthening the security of NATO member states.
