Turkey is advancing engine projects for tanks, UAVs, helicopters, and missiles, aiming to achieve defense independence through indigenous combustion and turbine engines.

Turkey’s interest in the SAMP-T system opens a new phase of defense cooperation, offering NATO compatibility and technology transfer opportunities.

Developed by TÜBİTAK and the Turkish National Police, “Eren” integrates a laser weapon onto a drone, designed for bomb disposal missions.

Developed by ROKETSAN, the laser-guided mini missile METE will be deployed on UAVs, UGVs, and USVs, while also being launchable by a single soldier.

The Ministry of National Defense has deployed unmanned ground vehicles to enhance soldier safety and support reconnaissance and combat missions in high-risk areas.

Developed by Nurol Makina, the Yörük 4x4 stands out with its versatile capabilities and is now being exported to four countries.

HAVELSAN’s Digital Troop Concept enables centralized control of unmanned systems, accelerating Türkiye’s digital transformation in defense.

At IDEF 2021, Türkiye’s defense industry introduced cutting-edge systems, from armored vehicles to missiles and unmanned platforms, to global audiences.

Developed by FNSS, the Pars IV 6x6 combines superior protection and firepower, making its debut at IDEF 2021 before joining the Turkish Armed Forces.

Developed under the Presidency of Defense Industries, HANÇER UGV features superior mobility and ASELSAN’s SARP weapon system to boost the Turkish Armed Forces.

The Ministry of National Defense announced the delivery of another T-129 ATAK helicopter to the Land Forces, raising the total number to 55.

At Foça Gendarmerie Commando School, a six-month course covering land, sea, and air phases prepares commandos for demanding special operations.