The Turkish Navy’s Anadolu Task Group, centered around flagship TCG Anadolu, is taking part in NATO’s “Neptune Strike 25.3” exercise in the Adriatic Sea, conducting amphibious, submarine defense, and joint operational drills alongside 44 allied units.

Türkiye is preparing to develop its own Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) — a move experts describe as one of the most strategic milestones in the nation’s history. The project aims to boost energy independence and technological self-sufficiency.

At TEKNOFEST Istanbul, Jandarma Staff Sergeant Hasan Talha Onuk introduced his innovation — the Kuyag ballistic plate and armor system — which is one-third lighter and 25% more affordable than conventional models.

At TEKNOFEST Istanbul, the Çelik Kubbe (Iron Dome) air defense ecosystem is showcased with its key components — HİSAR, TURAN 100 BR-OM, EJDERHA, KORKUT, and AKREP radar — drawing great attention from visitors.

At TEKNOFEST Istanbul, ASELSAN’s “Çelik Kubbe” (Iron Dome) experience area allows visitors to explore the workings of Türkiye’s layered air defense systems — KORKUT, EJDERHA, TURAN, and HİSAR — through advanced imaging and interactive animation technologies.

Developed jointly by HAVELSAN and YONCA-Onuk Shipyard, the SANCAR Armed Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) successfully completed live-fire tests in the Marmara Sea, achieving high-precision hits via the ADVENT ROTA system.

Developed by HAVELSAN, the unmanned ground vehicle BARKAN successfully completed over 1000 kilometers in extreme terrain tests, showcasing reliability and advanced performance.

The BAMEX 2025 fair, to be held in Mali’s capital Bamako from November 11–14, will strengthen cooperation between Turkish defense industry companies and African nations.

The Turkish Land Forces have inducted 6x6 and 8x8 PARS İZCİ Special Purpose Tactical Wheeled Armored Vehicles. With advanced situational awareness and command-control capabilities, Türkiye’s ground reconnaissance power reaches a new level.

ASELSAN has upgraded its strategic electronic warfare system, KORAL, with new-generation subsystems. The modernized system delivers higher power, advanced antenna technology, and multi-target engagement capability for superior battlefield dominance.

Türkiye has produced its most powerful portable shore power and charging systems for submarines. Developed by ASPOWER under SSB coordination, the systems have been delivered to the Turkish Naval Forces.

TUSAŞ’s HÜRJET program has reached a key milestone by earning Design (DOA) and Production (POA) Organization Approvals under EASA standards — a landmark recognition of Türkiye’s national aviation capability.