South Korea has finalized negotiations for the sale of K2 tanks to Poland, valued at nearly 6 billion dollars.
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South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration has announced the finalization of talks for a contract to sell K2 tanks to Poland, with an agreement to be signed soon. Although financial details have not been disclosed, estimates suggest a value of around $6 billion. The contract underscores defense cooperation between the two countries, following an earlier agreement worth $13.7 billion that included significant arms purchases.
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