BMC Power advances Türkiye’s defense industry with indigenous engines developed for Altay tanks, Vuran vehicles, and Fırtına howitzers.

During the first year of his second term, President Donald Trump authorized 626 U.S. airstrikes worldwide, surpassing the total conducted during Joe Biden’s entire presidency.

Developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE, Türkiye’s indigenous BOZDOĞAN and GÖKDOĞAN air-to-air missiles successfully completed their challenging test firings. Minister Kacır hailed them as “the two claws of the sky homeland.”

Developed by HAVELSAN, the unmanned ground vehicle BARKAN successfully completed over 1000 kilometers in extreme terrain tests, showcasing reliability and advanced performance.

Developed by TUSAŞ, the AKSUNGUR UAV achieved precise strikes using ASELSAN’s LGK81 and LGK82 laser-guided munitions during a test flight powered by a national engine. The success highlights Türkiye’s growing self-sufficiency in defense technology.

Developed by ROKETSAN, Türkiye’s heavy-class indigenous torpedo AKYA has entered serial production, with the first deliveries made to the Navy’s submarines.

ASELSAN’s EJDERHA electronic warfare system offers an effective solution against IEDs and drones, giving ground forces a decisive advantage.

With R&D-driven designs and patented solutions, FNSS advances Turkey’s defense industry worldwide, delivering armored combat vehicles and subsystems while boosting export potential and technological leadership.

Turkey’s Bayraktar TB3 UCAV completed its first flight with the indigenous ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical suite at Çorlu, proving seamless integration and boosting mission effectiveness.

Developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries, ANKA III stayed airborne for 2 hours during its third test flight, reaching 160 knots and 10,000 feet altitude.

In the Russia-Ukraine war, advanced platforms such as Abrams and Leopard tanks and SU-35 jets have been neutralized by drones and asymmetric warfare.

Bayraktar AKINCI successfully carried out cloud-top strike tests with Roketsan’s IIR-guided MAM-T and TV-guided MAM-L munitions.