TURKEY SELLS NATO ELECTRONIC WARFARE – POLAND BUYS SYSTEMS MEANT TO BLIND AIR DEFENSES
This isn’t small hardware. This is spectrum control.
Poland has selected Turkish-made electronic warfare systems from ASELSAN, signing contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars for long‑range radar jamming and electronic attack technology from the KORAL family.
KORAL isn’t decorative. It’s designed to blind enemy radars, disrupt integrated air defenses, and dominate the electromagnetic spectrum before the first missile ever flies.
Modern war doesn’t start with explosions – it starts with silence on the enemy’s screens.
The shift here is strategic. Turkey used to import this class of capability.
Now it’s exporting it – to NATO members – and doing so at a moment when Europe is desperate for systems that actually work under combat conditions.
That matters. EW isn’t plug‑and‑play. You don’t buy it unless you trust the doctrine behind it.
What comes next is predictable: more European states follow Poland, not just to save money, but to diversify away from U.S.‑centric and legacy suppliers.
This is much more than an arms sale.
It’s Turkey inserting itself into NATO’s nervous system.
Source:
@Defence_Index and @marionawfal
