Poland has delayed the delivery of its domestic San counter-drone air defence systems until 2027, according to reporting by Wyborcza.biz citing the Polish Ministry of National Defence. Poland ordered the systems in January 2026 with an initial plan to receive the first units before the end of 2026 following incursions by Russian drones.
The postponement is linked to unfinished work on the Skyview software, which coordinates the different defensive modules. Defence analysts from Defense Express noted that without this central command component, the mobile anti-aircraft complex cannot function.
The San system is designed to integrate existing hardware, including SA-35 35 mm cannons, Kongsberg Protector remote weapon stations, APKWS rockets, Merops interceptor drones, machine gun turrets and electronic warfare equipment. The complex is mounted on 300 South Korean KLTV vehicles assembled in Poland under the name Leguan.
