Ukraine has expanded its e-Points-based digital defence procurement system to help military units access drones, electronic warfare tools and critical components more quickly. The move is aimed at accelerating battlefield supply processes and increasing operational flexibility.

TÜBİTAK’s 2025 activity report revealed that the YDYFR project, developed for the Turkish Naval Forces, has been completed. The over-the-horizon radar system operating in the HF band is expected to strengthen Türkiye’s long-range maritime surveillance capability.

Developed by CANiK, UNIROBOTICS and AEI Systems, the new layered mobile defense architecture provides flexible and uninterrupted protection against swarm and kamikaze UAV threats.

ASELSAN is drawing attention with its sustainability, zero waste, and resource efficiency efforts. The company continues to expand its energy, water, and green transformation projects in line with its 2050 net-zero emissions roadmap.

Haluk Görgün stated at the STRATCOM Summit that the Turkish defense industry is a structure that strengthens peace and shapes the future through artificial intelligence and production capacity.

ROKETSAN General Manager Murat İkinci stated that Gulf countries are showing strong interest in the SUNGUR and PUSU systems, while priority remains with the Turkish Armed Forces.

ROKETSAN CEO Murat İkinci stated that Steel Dome is a strategic indigenous air defense infrastructure designed to meet Türkiye’s needs and evolve continuously against emerging threats.

British defense media claims that the first Eurofighter Typhoon jets to be delivered to Türkiye may be equipped with Leonardo’s ECRS Mk0 AESA radar.