The AKYA Heavyweight Torpedo is expected to begin deliveries by year-end, with a live-fire and detonation test using a warhead-equipped version planned for next year.

Türkiye is rapidly advancing domestic engine and transmission development projects to meet the needs of its land and air platforms with fully indigenous systems.

Developed under SSB coordination, BOYGA is a domestically built rotary-wing mini UAV capable of releasing an 81 mm mortar round with high accuracy.

Developed by DASAL, DOĞAN is a rotary-wing armed UAV equipped with a 5.56 mm automatic rifle and AI-based targeting, capable of completing missions within a 10 km radius and returning safely.

SSB President İsmail Demir announced that the next-generation communication electronic attack system Sancak, capable of neutralizing strategic communication networks, has been delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces.

Troy Teknoloji Savunma has developed a fully indigenous, low-cost 40 mm mini rocket designed for use on mini/micro UAVs and unmanned ground vehicles.

TUSAŞ announced that the National Combat Aircraft will start its engine in 2023, with the first flight targeted for 2025–2026.

The Turkish armored vehicle Ejder Yalçın 4x4 continues to expand its international success, serving in Asia, Africa and NATO missions with superior protection and mobility.

The Turkish armored vehicle Cobra II has been upgraded with a mine-resistant (MRAP) version, offering enhanced ballistic protection, stronger mine resistance and increased carrying capacity for high-risk missions.

The indigenous unmanned ground vehicle Baybars offers modular wheel mobility, Wi-Fi repeaters and water-movement capability, making it suitable for security missions and search-and-rescue operations.

The first P-72 Maritime Patrol Aircraft, produced under the Meltem-3 project, entered the Turkish Naval Forces inventory with the tail number TCB-751.

Developed entirely by TEI engineers, Türkiye’s first national helicopter engine TEI-TS1400 is being delivered to TAI for integration into the Gökbey helicopter.