ASELSAN is preparing to enhance its MUHAFIZ (SMASH) remote-controlled weapon systems with artificial intelligence, autonomous targeting and next-generation sensor technologies.

Renault has partnered with French defense company Turgis Gaillard to develop and mass-produce military unmanned aerial vehicles under French Ministry of Defense supervision.

Turkish defense industry introduced the TRAKON LITE 134, a Minigun-based remote weapon system delivering 3,000 rounds per minute to counter mini and micro drone threats effectively.

Baykar-owned Piaggio Aerospace has delivered its first P.180 Avanti EVO aircraft to Japan-based Nakanihon Air. The delivery marks the aircraft’s official entry into the Japanese aviation market.

ASELSAN’s HTRS-100 Air Traffic Control Radar System has been installed at Damascus International Airport, significantly enhancing flight safety and airspace surveillance capabilities.

Rheinmetall Expal Munitions and Spain’s EM&E Group have submitted a joint proposal under the SILAM program to develop a fully indigenous, high-mobility rocket system for the Spanish Army.

MKE and Qatar-based Barzan Holding agreed to form a joint venture in Doha, strengthening bilateral defense ties and enabling technology transfer and local production.

The Israeli Air Force has taken delivery of three new F-35I Adir fighter jets at Nevatim Air Base, increasing its fleet to 48 aircraft and strengthening its fifth-generation air power.

ROKETSAN is presenting its advanced missile, air defense, and smart munition systems at DIMDEX 2026 in Qatar, highlighting Türkiye’s growing defense export strength.

Developed by ASELSAN, the EJDERHA High-Power Electromagnetic Countermeasure System successfully demonstrated its effectiveness against UAV threats during capability tests conducted within the ÇELİKKUBBE air defense architecture.

Bangladesh has approved a $600 million government-to-government agreement with Türkiye for the procurement of six T-129 ATAK attack helicopters as part of its military modernization efforts.

Otokar stated that local delays in Romania within the COBRA II armored vehicle project will not affect the overall schedule or strategic objectives of Türkiye’s largest single land vehicle export contract.