The domestically developed ATMACA guided missile was successfully launched from the TCG PREVEZE submarine, marking Türkiye’s entry into the elite group of nations with underwater missile launch capability.

For the first time, FPV drones have been seen launched from unmanned surface vessels, signaling a new and dangerous era for naval warfare worldwide.

Turkish-made ARMA 6x6 and NMS YÖRÜK 4x4 armored vehicles have been delivered to NATO member Estonia, significantly boosting its ground defense capabilities through rapid deployment.

ASELSAN has signed contracts worth $107.48 million with the Defense Industry Presidency (SSB) for the procurement of next-generation radar systems, with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2030.

Türkiye’s domestically developed Bayraktar AKINCI TİHA has surpassed 100,000 flight hours, marking a major milestone in national aviation and expanding its global operational footprint.

BAYKAR’s acquisition of Piaggio Aerospace and partnership with Leonardo signal Europe’s intent to collaborate with Türkiye in the S/UAV sector to avoid being left behind.

As part of Türkiye’s layered air defense system “Iron Dome,” ASELSAN’s GÖKBERK successfully detected, tracked, and destroyed FPV drone threats in a series of challenging test scenarios.

Enhanced with artificial intelligence and a turbo engine, Türkiye’s Bayraktar TB2T achieved 25,500 feet altitude in its third performance test, proving its advanced flight capabilities.

Türkiye’s domestically produced rotary-wing UAVs, ALPİN and DUMRUL, will be showcased at VERTICON 2025, one of the world’s largest vertical aviation events in Dallas.

The Turkish Gendarmerie has released footage captured by a camera mounted on the barrel of an ATAK attack helicopter. The post emphasized, “This is not a video game — it’s the real ATAK in action.”

Turkey’s Baykar and Italy’s Leonardo have signed a five-year partnership agreement in Rome to co-develop and co-produce unmanned aerial systems. The deal includes joint production in Turkey and Italy, leveraging European certification and market access advantages.

A senior executive from France’s renowned Naval Group admitted discomfort over Turkey’s rapid rise in naval and submarine systems. With strong domestic engineering, Ankara has broken Europe’s long-standing dominance in the sector.