Ukraine's state-owned Ukroboronprom concern is presenting the defense military complex products at the 25th international arms exhibition MSPO 2017, which will take place in Kielce, Poland, from September 5 to September 8, 2017.

According to Ukroboronprom, Ukraine at the expo will showcase high-precision weapons, including anti-tank missile systems supplied to Ukraine's army and available for exports.

In addition, the Ukraine stand will showcase enterprises specializing in creating, modernizing and repairing armor vehicles, the production of artillery and aviation weapons, optical and navigation devices.

Ukrainian arms producers Luch, Artem, Izium instrument making plant, Photoprylad, and others will participate in the arms show, which Ukroboronprom Director General Roman Romanov will visit.

MSPO is one of the largest arms shows in Europe, second to only Farnborough (London) and Le Bourge (Paris). It is held under the patronage of the president of Poland.

Ukraine and Poland have invigorated cooperation in the military sphere and are working on cooperation plans, including the joint creation of land-based high-precision weapons, anti-air defense systems, drones and joint armor vehicle repair.

The laser-guided anti-tank missile system Pirat, with a range of 2.5 kilometers, is an example of one Ukraine-Polish joint venture projects between Luch and Poland's Mesko concern.