Türkiye will participate in SIDEC 2025 with a national pavilion featuring ASELSAN, Roketsan, TUSAŞ, and Sarsılmaz, aiming to boost European cooperation and defense exports.

Bayraktar KIZILELMA successfully completed its latest armed tests. Experts say the platform will reduce the burden on manned jets while greatly expanding the use of Türkiye’s national munitions.

Introduced within NATO’s Innovation Continuity Initiative, Türkiye’s autonomous four-legged robot PROTEO is now ready for surveillance, logistics support, and explosive ordnance disposal missions.

Türkiye’s indigenous air-to-air missiles BOZDOĞAN and GÖKDOĞAN successfully completed demanding test firings. Minister Kacır described them as the “two claws of the sky homeland.”

At NATO’s Innovation Continuity Initiative final phase in Istanbul, Turkish companies including ASELSAN, HAVELSAN, TÜBİTAK SAGE and DASAL successfully showcased unmanned systems, AI-based solutions and advanced naval technologies.

During a test in Aksaray, the Hisar-O air defense system successfully destroyed its target. The Ministry of National Defense shared footage from the firing test.

KORGAN-M, an autonomous smart drone station capable of operating without GPS and without an operator, was unveiled with full AI integration, 24/7 readiness and advanced mission automation.

At the Boran-7 International Sniper Competition in İzmir Foça, Turkish Special Forces claimed first and second place, while the Gendarmerie General Command secured third.

The Turkish Ministry of National Defense shared footage from the Turkey–Algeria Special Forces Training-2025, which included parachuting, close-quarters combat, UAV systems and medical evacuation drills.

SAHA EXPO 2026 aims to host over 1,500 companies from more than 120 countries, expanding global cooperation in defense, aerospace and space technologies.

Developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE, the SOM-J cruise missile successfully completed its latest flight test, demonstrating low-altitude flight, evasive maneuvers and full engagement against a surface target.

The first serial-production ALTAY main battle tanks will be delivered to the Turkish Land Forces on October 28. The tank now features a new protection concept, upgraded systems and extensive localization improvements.