Air system · Long-Range Loitering Munition

PLargonia

One-Way Strike / Aerial Target

Also known as: PLargonia National Combat Drone / Polish Shahed-style drone

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PLargonia — One-Way Strike / Aerial Target

PLargonia overview

PLargonia is a Polish long-range one-way attack and aerial-target drone developed by the Air Force Institute of Technology with the Center for Autonomous Systems. Publicly unveiled in March 2026, its delta-wing form reflects the mass-produced Shahed family, but the program is intended to give Poland a sovereign, locally supported low-cost strike system.

Reporting describes a roughly 20 kg warhead and roles that include training target, development test article, and operational one-way effector. The dual-use target role gives Polish air-defense units a realistic surrogate while the strike configuration is refined.

Public sources have not converged on dimensions, speed, range, launch weight, or production status. DroneStrike therefore identifies the confirmed institutions, role, 2026 unveiling, and reported payload while leaving other figures unclaimed. The program is notable for pairing a low-cost strike concept with a domestic air-defense training requirement.

Armament

Approximately 20 kg unitary or mission-configurable warhead (reported)

Development and operational timeline

  1. Polish defense research organizations develop a domestic long-range target and one-way strike concept
  2. PLargonia is publicly unveiled as Poland's National Combat Drone
  3. Public presentations describe a Shahed-like delta wing and approximately 20 kg warhead
  4. The system remains in development with no complete public performance data sheet