Defense Technologies Engineering and Trade Inc. will participate in six international defense industry exhibitions across four continents from October to December 2026, presenting naval platforms, unmanned aerial systems, and autonomous maritime solutions to global military delegations.

The 34th International Defense Industry Fair MSPO showcased Poland's comprehensive defense requirements spanning land platforms to unmanned systems. South Korean manufacturers' prominent participation reflects Poland's domestic production and technology transfer strategy on the international stage.

MKE's kamikaze unmanned naval vehicle PIRANA KİDA successfully conducted an attack on a surface target under Bayraktar TB2 control during the TURNAs-2026 exercise, equipped with a 100-kilogram warhead.

TUSAŞ subsidiary CTech provided satellite and line-of-sight communication solutions at the TURNAs 2026 Unmanned Maritime Systems Exercise, enabling command and control connectivity for various unmanned aerial, ground, and maritime platforms.

Integration of unmanned ground vehicles and drones in Turkish defense sector enables air support for ground forces. Work coordinated by Infantry School demonstrates multi-mission configuration from a single platform.

STM's TUNGA-X hunter unmanned aerial vehicle successfully engaged and neutralized a simulated enemy UAV during the TURNAs-2026 Unmanned Maritime Systems Exercise using radar and image guidance integration.

KBP International, a Czech defense company, unveiled a new unmanned aerial vehicle platform for air defense purposes at the Future Forces Forum held in Prague. GRYF is a carrier UAV designed to remain airborne for up to 12 hours and carry interceptor systems.

Altınay Defense Technologies' subsidiary DASAL Aviation Technologies showcased advanced autonomous flight, swarm coordination, and multi-platform integration capabilities at the International Best Military Aerial Observation Team Competition, organized for the first time by Land Forces Command.