Built for the Pakistan Navy, the PNS Khaibar corvette successfully hit sea, land, and air targets during live-fire tests — showcasing the strength of Türkiye’s naval engineering.

TAAC, the Turkish company producing fully indigenous landing gear for the National Combat Aircraft KAAN and HÜRJET, is now attracting strong international demand. Türkiye’s efforts to minimize foreign dependence in defense have reached a new milestone.

ROKETSAN’s long-range, indigenously developed TAYFUN missile successfully struck its designated target coordinates during an acceptance firing test.

Training for ALTAY Tank operators and maintenance crews will be carried out using HAVELSAN-developed indigenous simulators and training systems. A total of 94 platforms will be delivered to security forces.

Actuator and motion-control technologies engineered for the ALTAY tank enabled the development of critical subsystems used in Türkiye’s national fighter jet KAAN and the HÜRJET trainer aircraft.

Hosted by Türkiye, the Nusret-2025 Invitation Exercise has begun in the Gulf of Saros with the participation of 20 ships, 5 air assets, NATO units, and 44 international observers.

Türkiye’s indigenously developed Tayfun ballistic missile completed another successful test. Fired from land toward a sea target, the missile struck with full precision.

Türkiye’s 18th Mechanized Infantry Brigade provided training and experience-sharing to Qatari soldiers. The Ministry of National Defense released footage from the joint military activity.

Autonomous defense systems are rapidly advancing, and Türkiye is emerging as a global contender with its land, air, and naval platforms featuring AI-driven autonomous technologies.

Türkiye will participate in SIDEC 2025 with a national pavilion featuring ASELSAN, Roketsan, TUSAŞ, and Sarsılmaz, aiming to boost European cooperation and defense exports.

Bayraktar KIZILELMA successfully completed its latest armed tests. Experts say the platform will reduce the burden on manned jets while greatly expanding the use of Türkiye’s national munitions.

Introduced within NATO’s Innovation Continuity Initiative, Türkiye’s autonomous four-legged robot PROTEO is now ready for surveillance, logistics support, and explosive ordnance disposal missions.