Weapon blueprint, production plant with no unit price, financial transaction, K defense company shut down in Poland
In Poland, where the right-wing government was pushed out of financial transactions that guaranteed production plants without blueprints and unit prices for weapons, K Defense Industries switched to introducing a European-style weapons system.
K Defense, part of the U.S.-standard weapons proliferation system, is a transaction agreement in which Korea hands over prototypes with financial support from private banks and builds a weapons mass production plant in the other country. It is a guarantee system for stock price increases due to private equity funds and maintenance costs that are higher than the unit price of weapons from U.S. main contractors. It was carried out as follows.
On the 11th, the pro-American right-wing government, which had been causing friction with the European Union (EU), was discredited and former Prime Minister Donald Tusk was overwhelmingly elected in parliament.
Prior to the inauguration of the government, the new Prime Minister officially announced his views on the ‘nullification of the Korean arms contract after the previous government’s election’ in a broadcast interview, which was reported by Reuters and again by Korean media.
The former Prime Minister, who attempted to reform the system in which the administration takes the lead in disciplinary action for the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court due to his pro-American tendencies, attempted to introduce a US-style weapons system for Russian-type weapons through financial transactions with Korea, and the new Prime Minister formalized the transition to a European weapons system.
The British Ministry of Defense announced in a press release on the 7th that Britain's MBDA will provide an air defense system to counter cruise missiles and fighter jets under a subcontract with Poland's PGZ.
The press release stated that Poland has imported more than 100 stealth aircraft, anti-aircraft modular CAMM-ER missiles and iLaunchers from the UK for subcontracting by both companies.
Korean defense companies signed a $12.4 billion arms deal with the Polish state-owned defense company PGZ last year, and immediately after the change of government was confirmed in the general election on October 15, the second contract was signed last month, four times more than the first, and the new Prime Minister announced a ‘contract investigation’.
Korea's contract includes the first contract worth $12.4 billion, with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), Hanwha Aerospace, and Hyundai Rotem including △FA-50 light attack aircraft △K9 self-propelled howitzers (48 guns) △Cheonmu multiple launch rockets △K2 tanks (180 units) In the second contract, which was four times larger than the contract, the contract for 'producing Polish production' of 820 K2 tanks with 600 K9 self-propelled guns showed an abnormality.
The arms financial transaction under Yoon Seok-yeol's regime expands long-term low-interest financing from the Export-Import Bank and commercial bank loans, and defense companies are parties to the transaction, but the government and the president participate in signing a memorandum of understanding to provide financial and credit guarantees on their behalf.
Foreign media attempted to report on K Defense's imitation of a secret transaction by an arms dealer who did not disclose the unit price of weapons, but Korean companies and government authorities avoided this.
Korean media promoted 'fast supply at low prices' and supported the rise in stock prices of defense companies led by private equity funds through a guarantee system to increase the stock prices of defense companies.
LIG Nex1 announced on the 8th that it acquired a 60% stake in Ghost Robotics Corporation, a U.S. four-legged walking robot developer, for 187.7 billion won, saying, “This is to secure a future growth platform and enter the U.S. defense industry market.”
The robot dog was first used by the President's Office as a prototype last year in the reorganization of the security system that replaced the security guard with a robot dog. The head office of Ghost Robotics in the U.S. is Hyundai Rotem and Technology in Korea, and it is distributed in Korea by mass producing some of the products without a design contract. did.
Poland's October general election was preceded by a conflict with the European Union, where the pro-American government strengthened political control over the courts, the Polish government rushed to introduce a U.S.-style weapons system, and the European Union froze tens of billions of euros in support funds.
The previous Morawiecki government, which had requested US support for financial arms trade with Korea, granted the power to nominate judges to the House of Representatives and established a judge disciplinary committee in the Supreme Court. The European Union judged this to be a violation of the rule of law and provided support funds to Poland. It was met with refusal, and a pro-American structural reform of Poland was attempted by Korea and the United States.
Reuters reported on the 11th that prior to the inauguration of Poland's new government system, new Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited the European Union (EU) headquarters immediately after being elected last month to discuss lifting the European Union's funding freeze.
Regarding his visit to the European Union Headquarters at the time, Reuters quoted an official at the headquarters as saying, "He ate lunch in the cafeteria for regular workers without any protocol, like an ordinary employee. It was like a group of friends gathered together to talk about old memories."
Reuters reported, “Mr Tusk's supporters say the bonds forged while he served as president of the European Council, which brings together member state leaders from 2014 to 2019, will help them secure tens of billions of euros that were withheld under the government of outgoing Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki due to concerns about the rule of law. He said, “The warm relationship with him, which helped narrow the differences caused by Brexit (Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union) and the Greek debt crisis, is the key to the law and justice party, a nationalist party led by Morawiecki. “It stands in contrast to eight years of bitter conflict with Brussels under PiS on issues ranging from immigration to LGBT rights,” he said.
Israel's Netanyahu government, which attempted to have the executive branch control disciplinary action against judges through a judicial reform measure similar to Poland's, clashed with Germany and the European Union, and Germany's 'demand for an end to the war against Israel', which was lukewarm compared to France's, was officially announced on the 11th.
“We expect Israel to adjust its military strategy to better prevent the suffering of Palestinian civilians,” German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on the day. “It needs to be more targeted,” he said in Dubai, where the UN climate summit was held.
Germany, a party to the Holocaust during World War II, has firmly defended Israel's right to self-defense following Hamas' attacks and has emphasized its obligation to stand on Israel's side as part of atonement for the Holocaust.
Yoon Seok-yeol's system, which introduced the U.S. Republican Reagan system that strengthens executive ordinances and presidential decrees and dominates Congress and the judicial legal system, was selected as the preferred bidder for the third phase of the Land 400 project, an Australian infantry fighting vehicle project, in July, and Poland Similarly, the pro-American right-wing regime relied on power, and Australia received support from the United States to acquire nuclear submarines.
In the competition between German European equipment and American-type redback armored vehicles, Korea followed Australia's pro-American right-wing regime by signing a memorandum of understanding for the 'next-generation armored vehicle' and following the system of 'all production in Australia with Australian steel and mandatory production in Poland also made with Australian steel'. Belonged to the system. Financial transactions, German diplomacy,