Roketsan is positioning its Alka laser weapon system as a critical component of Türkiye's multilayered air defense architecture. The system will form the laser layer of the "Steel Dome" and serve as the final line of defense against unmanned aerial vehicles that penetrate other air defense assets.

GÖKDOĞAN and BOZDOĞAN air-to-air missiles completed verification processes after hitting targets with precision using live warheads.

Türkiye’s defense and aerospace industry exported $992 million in May, marking a 33.9 percent increase compared to the same month last year.

According to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, the Republic of Cyprus acquired 3 Tamnava multiple launch rocket systems from Serbia and 5 H145M light attack helicopters from France during 2025.

ROKETSAN's directed energy weapon system ALKA has reached 10 kilowatts of laser power, advancing from its initial 2.5-kilowatt configuration. The system serves as the final layer of STEEL DOME air defense, protecting critical infrastructure and operational units against drone threats.

ROKETSAN’s ALKA directed energy weapon system is being upgraded with higher power and AI-supported capabilities against growing drone threats.

The Greek military signed a new contract with Shield AI to expand procurement of V-BAT vertical takeoff and landing unmanned aerial vehicles to strengthen intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities in the Aegean region.

Turkey's advanced jet trainer aircraft HÜRJET export to Spain extends beyond the platform itself. Full-mission and flight training simulators developed by HAVELSAN, along with mission planning systems, will be delivered to the Spanish Air Force.

ARES Shipyard successfully launched the first of 16 search and rescue boats being built for the Coast Guard Authority. The project marks a significant advancement in Turkey's maritime security capabilities.

ASELSAN and Türkiye’s Presidency of Defence Industries signed $845 million in contracts for secure communications, satellite and space systems.

During the EFES 2026 Exercise held under Turkish leadership, Greek military personnel visited the ASELSAN booth at the defense industry exhibition and examined Turkey's first autonomous kamikaze underwater vehicle, KILIÇ. This moment demonstrated the level of deterrence achieved by Turkish defense technology and how closely regional actors monitor these developments.

Turkish Aerospace Industries and GE Aerospace have signed a strategic agreement for the supply of F404 turbofan engines to power Türkiye's advanced jet trainer and light combat aircraft Hürjet, strengthening their long-standing partnership.