Defense Industry Agency President Haluk Görgün revealed KAAN’s second prototype, announcing plans for delivery in 2028 and integration of a domestic engine in the 2030s. Strong export growth goals were also highlighted.

TUSAŞ’s delta-wing ANKA III completed its first internal weapons release using ASELSAN’s TOLUN munition, striking the target “12” at 20,000 feet and 180 knots.

President Erdoğan announced plans to boost Turkey’s 800 km missile stock and accelerate work on a 2,000 km-range system; experts highlight how local missile programs enhance deterrence and strategic independence.

Successfully tested at Gaziantep Airport, Türkiye’s National Surveillance Radar enhances airspace safety and reduces foreign dependency. The system can track up to 1,000 aircraft simultaneously.

One hundred domestically produced tactical wheeled armored vehicles, powered by Turkish-made engines, have entered service with the Turkish Land Forces and Gendarmerie. The vehicles, developed by BMC, reached a 95% localization rate.

Türkiye has launched the simultaneous construction of the National Aircraft Carrier, TF-2000 Destroyer, and National Submarine — marking a new era in naval defense. Building 31 warships at once, Türkiye now outproduces all of Europe combined.

Developed by TUSAŞ, the ANKA UAV successfully hit its target with ROKETSAN’s L-UMTAS missile from 15,000 feet, marking another milestone for Turkey’s defense industry.

Defense companies traded on Borsa Istanbul delivered strong returns in 2024. Altınay Defense Technologies led the rally with a 133.5% increase, while ASELSAN gained 61.5%.

Developed by Altınay Defense Technologies, Turkey’s new unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are set to join the national inventory in 2025, with strong export potential.

Turkey’s largest naval exercise, Mavi Vatan-2025, begins tomorrow in the Black Sea, Aegean, and Eastern Mediterranean. The exercise will involve 90 ships, 50 aircraft, and 20,000 personnel.

Roketsan’s Karaok shoulder-fired antitank guided missile demonstrated a rare “dive” engagement at short range, highlighting advanced guidance and flight-control capabilities.

Türkiye’s defense company STM has delivered new units of its domestically developed Wall-Penetrating Radar (DAR) system to the Turkish Armed Forces. The system, which helped save over 50 lives during the 2023 earthquakes, is now enhancing both military and rescue operations.