Turkish defense giant ASELSAN has signed a new agreement with Polish defense firm AMZ Kutno for the delivery of additional ARSUS reconnaissance and surveillance systems as part of their ongoing cooperation at MSPO 2026.
ASELSAN said the agreement represents a continuation of its cooperation with AMZ Kutno on the ARSUS system and reflects the company’s efforts to expand its local presence and partnerships with Poland’s defense industry.
MSPO 2026’da Polonyalı AMZ Kutno ile ilave ARSUS Keşif ve Gözetleme Sistemleri konusunda ortak proje için sözleşme imzaladık.
İleri teknoloji çözümlerimiz, yerel ofisimiz, devam eden projelerimiz ve yerel sanayi kuruluşlarıyla geliştirdiğimiz iş birliklerimizi geliştirerek… pic.twitter.com/GzxJ8XGtEv— ASELSAN (@aselsan) September 8, 2026
The ARSUS 100 reconnaissance and surveillance system is integrated into LOTR Kleszcz 4×4 armored reconnaissance vehicles developed by AMZ Kutno for the Polish Armed Forces. The vehicles are based on the company’s Bóbr-3 platform.
ARSUS 100 is designed for reconnaissance, surveillance and target detection missions. Its vehicle-mounted elevating mast allows the system’s sensors to operate from an elevated position, improving observation capabilities in both day and night conditions.
The system has previously been integrated into LOTR Kleszcz vehicles as part of Poland’s efforts to strengthen the reconnaissance capabilities of its armed forces.
ASELSAN said it will continue to develop its local operations in Poland and expand cooperation with domestic defense companies.
The additional ARSUS agreement signed at MSPO 2026 is expected to broaden the existing industrial partnership between ASELSAN and AMZ Kutno and support the further integration of Turkish defense technologies into Polish military platforms.