At a high-level meeting chaired by President Erdoğan, mass production was approved for Siper, Hisar, and Sungur air defense systems, along with several other missiles and munitions.

In 2022, Türkiye achieved historic milestones in land, air, naval, and missile systems, surpassing $4 billion in defense industry exports.

Albania signed an agreement with Baykar to acquire 3 Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs, along with training for a 30-person team.

ASELSAN’s 40mm Şahin Physical Destruction System has been added to security forces’ inventory, designed to counter mini and micro UAV threats in critical missions.

At the NATO Summit, Türkiye’s F-16 request was discussed; Biden and US officials voiced support, while some groups launched a social media campaign against the sale.

Efes 2022 Exercise: Historic Military Cooperation with Participation from 37 Countries

Türkiye’s indigenous T129 ATAK attack helicopter has been delivered to the Philippines, strengthening defense exports and expanding ATAK’s global presence.

With the HİSAR O+ RF seeker missile, Türkiye enhances its air defense capabilities, countering embargoes through indigenous solutions developed by ASELSAN.