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On the 3rd day of the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Targi Kielce, the Armaments Agency finalised four contracts strengthening the capabilities of the Polish Armed Forces. The contracts include the supply of MPPZM anti-ship mines, MU-90 PTD training torpedoes, specialised operational containers for F-35 aircraft and several hundred GBU-39B Small Diameter Bombs

At the "AI and Defence" conference, which the IDEAS Research Institute organised on the third day of MSPO 2025, scientists presented directions of research on the use of artificial intelligence in the military. The discussions focused on algorithms supporting commanders in making decisions on the battlefield, data protection and privacy, as well as the growing role of AI in cybersecurity

At the International Defence Industry Exhibition, the Association of Injured and Victims on Missions Outside the Country has awarded the Proud Veteran Statuette and distinctions. This distinction is an expression of appreciation for financial assistance, broad-based cooperation, and commitment to supporting the veterans community

On the third day of MSPO, the Polish Armaments Group signed several key agreements, including those regarding the modernisation of NUR-12 radar stations and replenishment of explosives stocks, as well as agreements with military institutions on the development of training facilities and business continuity. Additionally, contracts were signed on maritime projects under the Digital Baltic initiative

On the third day of the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce (04/09/2025), the conference on “Cooperation of Polish foundries with the defence industry”, organised by the Technical Association of Polish Founders in cooperation with the Foundry Chamber of Commerce brought together representatives of domestic foundries and Polish Armaments Group SA, as well as companies such as: Rosomak SA, Zakłady Metalowe "Dezamet" SA and Huta Stalowa Wola SA.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited the International Defence Industry Exhibition on the second day of the event, touring the exhibition and then participating in a press conference

Visit of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, ministers, agreements, conferences and business meetings. "The great potential of Polish companies to increase security and our defence capabilities." The Prime Minister emphasised that the most critical task is to maximise Poland's participation in all projects related to the armament of the Polish army

– Poland keeps building one of the most modern air defence systems in the world – said Dawid Kamizela, editor of the Strefa Obrony portal. The debate organised by the Strefa Obrony portal belonging to the Polska Press group was devoted to this very issue. The meeting was attended by Brigadier General Michał Marciniak, Deputy Head of the Armaments Agency and Plenipotentiary of the Minister of National Defence for the construction of an integrated air and missile defence system