The Turkish armored vehicle Ejder Yalçın 4x4 continues to expand its international success, serving in Asia, Africa and NATO missions with superior protection and mobility.

Developed by Nurol Makina, the Ejder Yalçın 4x4 stands out with its multiple configurations, high protection, and superior mobility, gaining worldwide trust.

The Turkish armored vehicle Cobra II has been upgraded with a mine-resistant (MRAP) version, offering enhanced ballistic protection, stronger mine resistance and increased carrying capacity for high-risk missions.

Developed by Otokar, the new MRAP version of the Cobra II offers superior protection against mines and IEDs, boosting the operational strength of security forces.

The Kazakh army conducted extensive tests of Turkey’s Arma 8×8 armored vehicle and Aselsan’s Nefer remote-controlled weapon system in Karagandy.

Kenya has acquired 118 Hızır armored vehicles from Turkish defense firm Katmerciler to enhance its fight against the terrorist group Al-Shabaab.

The indigenous unmanned ground vehicle Baybars offers modular wheel mobility, Wi-Fi repeaters and water-movement capability, making it suitable for security missions and search-and-rescue operations.

The UK is launching a new drone program after being influenced by the battlefield success of Turkish UAVs, particularly Azerbaijan’s use of Bayraktar TB2.

The first P-72 Maritime Patrol Aircraft, produced under the Meltem-3 project, entered the Turkish Naval Forces inventory with the tail number TCB-751.

Developed entirely by TEI engineers, Türkiye’s first national helicopter engine TEI-TS1400 is being delivered to TAI for integration into the Gökbey helicopter.

Minister Mustafa Varank tested Türkiye’s first indigenous turbojet engine developed by Kale Ar-Ge. The engine will power SOM and other future national missile systems.

The domestically developed PUSAT armored vehicle passed international-standard mine blast tests, marking a significant milestone for TÜMOSAN and Türkiye’s land defense capabilities.