Turkish Naval Air Command’s maritime patrol aircraft continue their reconnaissance and surveillance missions across the Black Sea and other Blue Homeland zones throughout the Ramadan Bayram without interruption.

HAVELSAN signed an agreement with the Chilean Navy to integrate the ADVENT Combat Management System into two frigates. The four-year modernization project makes Chile the 9th country to adopt ADVENT.

Turkey’s historic aircraft factory TOMTAŞ will contribute to HÜRJET production with a 9.5-billion-lira “super incentive” investment. The new facility in Kayseri will employ 1,000 people and manufacture major aircraft components locally.

Launched from Bayraktar TB3, Roketsan’s IHA-122 supersonic missile struck a 6×6 meter sea target from over 50 kilometers away, coordinated with Bayraktar TB2’s laser designation system.

Bayraktar TB3 successfully hit a 6x6 meter sea target from over 50 kilometers away in its first firing test with Roketsan’s IHA-122 Supersonic Missile, coordinated with Bayraktar TB2 for laser designation.

Turkey’s unmanned fighter jet Bayraktar KIZILELMA successfully completed the AB-Based Maneuver System Identification Test in Çorlu, demonstrating high-speed agility with its afterburning engine configuration.

Developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE, the SOM-J cruise missile successfully struck a surface target during its first test firing from an F-16, showcasing its precision and low radar signature.

The submarine-launched ATMACA missile gives Türkiye a new strategic advantage — a domestically developed, stealth-capable strike system that few nations possess.

TUSAŞ’s stealthy next-generation unmanned aircraft ANKA III performed a symbolic formation flight with two prototypes to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Çanakkale Victory.

Developed by HAVELSAN, the Turkish Coast Guard Headquarters Data Center has been inaugurated, marking the successful completion of the first phase of the SahilNET Project.

France’s BFMTV highlighted Türkiye’s success in reducing defense dependency from 70% to 30%, calling it an achievement that Europe can only envy.

ASELSAN has signed a €36 million contract with Türkiye’s Defense Industry Presidency (SSB) to supply payload systems for land vehicles between 2026 and 2029.