The U.S. Army has started field testing the 50 mm XM913 Bushmaster cannon as part of the XM30 program, aiming to significantly enhance firepower over the legacy Bradley platform.

The United Kingdom has announced plans to produce 500 km-range Nightfall ballistic missiles to strengthen Ukraine’s ability to strike targets deep behind Russian front lines.

NATO has decided to procure the Tactical Data Link Network Planning Software, a critical command-and-control capability, from HAVELSAN, strengthening multinational operational interoperability.

Developed with national resources, Türkiye’s GAZAP bomb stands out with its thermobaric effect and extreme destructive power, offering high-level deterrence against hardened targets.

ASELSAN continues intensive deliveries of its multi-layered STEEL DOME air defense system, adding the EJDERHA electromagnetic countermeasure to counter emerging aerial threats.

Launched under the coordination of the Savunma Sanayii Başkanlığı, the JDSI journal aims to strengthen Türkiye’s defence knowledge ecosystem by integrating strategic thinking with advanced technologies on a global academic platform.

ASELSAN’s GÖKDENİZ Close-In Air Defense System successfully completed a live-fire test from the TCG ISTANBUL frigate, marking a new era in naval air defense capabilities.

Latvia has delivered a domestically produced unmanned surface vehicle to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, funded through public donations. The system enhances Ukraine’s maritime reconnaissance and surveillance capacity.

Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler stated that Japan is evaluating the acquisition of Turkish-made UAVs. Bayraktar TB3 stands out as a potential force multiplier.

ASELSAN’s national MURAD AESA nose radar is set to be integrated into ANKA-III, significantly boosting its detection, tracking and electronic warfare capabilities.

The U.S. Army has unveiled the first prototype of the M1E3 main battle tank. Designed for modern warfare, M1E3 aims to deliver improved mobility, reduced weight, and advanced protection systems.

ASELSAN has published an in-depth article highlighting the role of AESA radar technologies in modern combat. The MURAD AESA radar family stands out as a key force multiplier for air superiority.