Poland drone capacity

NATO member

Fleet estimate2025

unknown

Not disclosed

Source: IISS Military Balance — operation confirmed; no consolidated published fleet count ↗

Manufacturer count2025

unknown

Not disclosed

Source: IISS Military Balance — no authoritative count; majors: WB Group ↗

Defense drone budget (€)2025

unknown

Not disclosed

Source: SIPRI Military Expenditure Database — Poland total military expenditure $38.0bn (2024, +31%; SIPRI); no drone-specific budget ↗

Notable systems2025

high

Bayraktar TB2 (Turkish; Poland = first NATO operator, 24 ordered 2021), WB Group FlyEye (recon), Warmate (loitering munition)

Active drone procurement tracked in WULFRN's tender database (11 drone tenders).

Source: IISS Military Balance — Polish UAV inventory; TB2 per Baykar Bayraktar TB2, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baykar_Bayraktar_TB2) [system ID] ↗

Combat use indicator2025

high

No documented combat use (no active conflict) — operates TB2 and Warmate/FlyEye

Source: IISS Military Balance ↗

Export status2025

medium

Exporter — WB Group exports Warmate loitering munitions & FlyEye (e.g. to Ukraine)

Source: IISS Military Balance — Polish defence industry; WB Electronics Warmate, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WB_Electronics_Warmate) [system ID] ↗

Indigenous production2025

high

Yes — WB Group (FlyEye recon, Warmate loitering munitions)

Source: IISS Military Balance / WB Electronics FlyEye, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WB_Electronics_FlyEye) [system ID] ↗

Metrics not listed above are not yet assessed for Poland — distinct from “Not disclosed”, which means a metric was assessed but no figure is published.

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