Otokar’s ARMA 8x8, equipped with ASELSAN’s YENER mine/IED detection system, begins its first mission, boosting the Turkish Armed Forces’ operational safety and efficiency.

Congress rejected the Air Force’s plan to retire F-22 Raptors. The new defense bill mandates maintaining a fleet of at least 1,112 fighter aircraft.

The Bayraktar TB3 UAV completed its 11th flight test, staying airborne for 6 hours and passing the System Performance Test. Sea trials on TCG Anadolu are set for 2024.

Following the deadly crash on November 29, the U.S. and Japan grounded their Osprey V-22 fleets amid safety concerns. Investigations point to material failure.

Türkiye’s Nusret-2023 exercise in the Gulf of Saros gathered NATO and allied forces, highlighting naval security, interoperability, and collective defense capabilities.

Mite Defence’s ammunition factory in Çorum Sungurlu OIZ has started mass production of 9x19 mm rounds, targeting 360 million annual capacity and 400 jobs.

The Turkish Air Force conducted a major training flight south of Cyprus in international Mediterranean airspace with fighter jets, support elements, and UAVs.

Through strategic supply chain management, Nurol Makina ensures sustainable success and global competitiveness, with its armored vehicles now active in over 20 countries.

Alp Aviation strengthens Türkiye’s aerospace industry by supporting projects like GÖKBEY, ATAK-2, and KAAN with advanced engineering and production capabilities.

A CV-22 Osprey crashed off Japan’s coast, killing one crew member and leaving seven missing, yet the US Air Force decided to keep the fleet operational.

The Pentagon has chosen Pratt & Whitney as the sole provider to upgrade F-35 engines, aiming to resolve overheating issues by 2029.

Developed by TUSAŞ, ANKA-3 is getting ready for its first flight, offering stealth design, high payload capacity, and advanced combat capabilities.