Ukraine and Poland signed an agreement on the creation of joint working groups on drone technologies and countering drones. The document was signed by Deputy Defense Ministers Serhiy Boyev and Cezary Tomczyk.
Tomchyk reported this on X.
We signed an agreement with Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Sergiy Boyev on the establishment of Polish-Ukrainian working groups on drone and anti-drone technologies. We also discussed further military cooperation, the security of both our states, and technology transfer. We are finalizing the issues of transferring Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine in exchange for access to Ukrainian drone and anti-drone technologies. Long live Poland! Long live Ukraine! ????????????????
— Cezary Tomczyk (@CTomczyk) November 10, 2026
According to him, the parties also discussed further military cooperation, the security of both countries, and technology transfer.
In addition, Tomczyk noted that the countries are finalizing the agreement on the transfer of Polish MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in exchange for access to Ukrainian drone and counter-drone technologies.
During a visit to Kyiv, he spoke about the possible transfer of two aircraft. The official called the agreement close to completion and specified that the parties are agreeing on the details.
Separately, on November 10, Tomczyk reported that Ukraine had agreed to provide Poland with the counter-drone technologies it needs.
Joint exercises, testing methods of using drones and counter-drone measures, as well as interoperability with Polish military and NATO standards — these are the tasks Ukraine and Poland identified back in September 2025. At that time, the defense ministers of both countries signed a memorandum on the creation of a joint working group on unmanned systems.
Then-Minister of Defense of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense of Poland Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz after signing the Memorandum on the establishment of a Joint Working Group on Unmanned Aerial Systems / Ministry of Defense of Ukraine
The Ministry of Defense named the exchange of experience in the field of UAVs, testing and integration of new technologies as the areas of work of the group.
In parallel, the Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre Ukraine — NATO (JATEC) operates in the Polish city of Bydgoszcz, officially opened in February 2025. It is intended to transform the experience of the war against russia into changes in training, tactics, and military procedures of Ukraine and the Alliance.