Türkiye achieved $4.4 billion in defense exports in 2022 and aims to reach $6 billion in 2023, solidifying its growing global influence in defense markets.

One of Türkiye’s most significant defense industry projects, the Altay tank, will be delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces on April 23, 2023, symbolizing localization efforts.

Developed at Ostim Technical University, the Drone-Integrated Mortar Release System successfully deployed 60 mm and 81 mm rounds onto designated targets, offering a new battlefield solution.

Following the Kahramanmaraş earthquake, Türkiye’s defense industry provided vital support with rescue technologies, UAVs, generators, and logistics aid for humanitarian efforts.

Türkiye's defense industry has achieved a historic milestone with the "Tuna" engine, the first domestically mass-produced power unit, now entering the Turkish Armed Forces inventory.

Türkiye’s defense industry has prepared the 8x8 armored vehicle Arma II, powered by a domestic engine, for mass production. It offers high protection and modular versatility.

Türkiye’s medium-class 2 unmanned ground vehicle Kapgan successfully carried out its first firing test with the Canik M2 QCB heavy machine gun.

The U.S. and Germany’s decision to supply modern tanks to Ukraine is seen as a strategic move that could alter the course of the war.

President Erdoğan announced at the Fırtına Howitzer Delivery Ceremony that Türkiye’s defense industry has reached an 80% domestic production rate.

Six New Generation Fırtına Howitzers produced by BMC Defense were officially delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces in a ceremony attended by President Erdoğan.

CANiK has completed the largest single delivery of machine guns in Türkiye’s history, handing over 750 M2 QCB heavy machine guns to the TSK and security forces.

Developed entirely with domestic technology, the MERTER backpack tactical electronic attack system provides Türkiye’s security forces with battlefield superiority by disrupting enemy communications.