Developed by ASELSAN, ROKETSAN, and TÜBİTAK SAGE, Türkiye’s SIPER air defense system will be delivered to the Air Force in 2024.

Romania will soon receive the first 3 of 32 F-16s purchased from Norway, significantly boosting its air defense capabilities and NATO interoperability.

Serbia is preparing to deliver 48 NORA B52 self-propelled howitzers to Algeria, marking a strategic step in strengthening bilateral defense cooperation.

Russia has received 2–3 new Su-34 fighter jets from UAC to meet operational demands in Ukraine, as production ramps up under Defense Ministry orders.

L3Harris is set to equip F-16 Block 70/72 jets with the Viper Shield electronic warfare package, offering advanced threat detection and enhanced self-protection.

The Czech Republic has received the final batch of Leopard 2A4 tanks from Germany, bringing the total to 14 and boosting its military capacity.

Italy plans to modernize 125 Ariete tanks, extend the service life of Dardo IFVs, and strengthen capabilities with new-generation AICS platforms.

Armenia has signed a major defense deal with India to acquire howitzers, radars, and rocket systems, aiming to boost its military capacity after the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War.

Hyundai Rotem plans to establish a new factory in Poland to produce N-WAV armored vehicles, further deepening South Korea-Poland defense cooperation.

The British Army’s £5.5 billion Ajax armored vehicle has passed new tests, overcoming past problems to prove its reliability for future battlefields.

Russia has placed its Avangard hypersonic missile in a launch silo in the Orenburg region, boosting deterrence with unmatched speed and maneuverability.

MKE’s Çankırı Weapons Factory strengthens its role in Turkey’s defense industry with modernization, enhancing both production capacity and technological infrastructure.