Developed by Roketsan, the ALKA Directed Energy Weapon System successfully destroyed air and ground targets during tests, showcasing Türkiye’s advanced laser weapon capabilities.

At a high-level meeting chaired by President Erdoğan, mass production was approved for Siper, Hisar, and Sungur air defense systems, along with several other missiles and munitions.

Türkiye’s defense industry reached a record $4 billion in exports in 2022, advancing with major achievements across land, air, naval, space, and electronic warfare projects.

In 2022, Türkiye achieved historic milestones in land, air, naval, and missile systems, surpassing $4 billion in defense industry exports.

Albania signed an agreement with Baykar to acquire 3 Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs, along with training for a 30-person team.

The Turkish Armed Forces received the first delivery of 105 mm BORAN howitzers, featuring high mobility, rapid deployment, and a 17 km range.

ROKETSAN is establishing a massive defense technology base in Kırıkkale on 9,500 acres, set to begin operations in March 2023.

The Turkish Armed Forces enhance border security with ASELSAN-made surveillance, radar, and weapon systems, ensuring 24/7 operational effectiveness.

Developed by FNSS, the amphibious assault vehicle ZAHA made its international debut at Indo Defence 2022, drawing strong interest from Indonesian military officials.

President Erdoğan announced that the Tayfun ballistic missile has reached a range of 561 km, boosting Türkiye’s regional deterrence capability.

Nurol Makina signed an agreement with PT Jala to produce the Yörük 4x4 armored vehicle in Indonesia, including technology transfer.

Held in Istanbul, SAHA EXPO presented Türkiye’s indigenous defense and space technologies—from unmanned systems to advanced electronics—to both industry experts and the public.