At TEKNOFEST Istanbul, ASELSAN’s “Çelik Kubbe” (Iron Dome) experience area allows visitors to explore the workings of Türkiye’s layered air defense systems — KORKUT, EJDERHA, TURAN, and HİSAR — through advanced imaging and interactive animation technologies.

ASELSAN has upgraded its strategic electronic warfare system, KORAL, with new-generation subsystems. The modernized system delivers higher power, advanced antenna technology, and multi-target engagement capability for superior battlefield dominance.

TUSAŞ’s HÜRJET program has reached a key milestone by earning Design (DOA) and Production (POA) Organization Approvals under EASA standards — a landmark recognition of Türkiye’s national aviation capability.

ASELSAN has signed a €1.65 billion contract with Türkiye’s Presidency of Defense Industries (SSB) for the procurement of advanced air defense systems. Deliveries are scheduled between 2027 and 2031.

ASELSAN introduced its close-air-defense solution KORKUT 100/25 at DSEI 2025 in London; the system, shown on EJDER YALÇIN, neutralizes mini-micro drone threats with 25 mm ATOM rounds.

Türkiye is entering a new phase where naval and air assets operate in full coordination. With TCG Anadolu, TB-3, KIZILELMA, ANKA-3, and GÖKBEY, its capabilities are rapidly expanding.

Türkiye’s first unmanned fighter aircraft, Bayraktar KIZILELMA PT-3, has successfully completed its aggressive climb and maneuver test, confirming its agility and supersonic potential. The new test footage was shared by Selçuk Bayraktar on Next Sosyal.

At BAMEX 2025, to be held in Mali’s capital Bamako from November 11–14, Türkiye’s leading defense firms will showcase their latest technologies through live demos, strengthening their foothold in the African defense market.