Several advanced weapons systems were used operationally for the first time in the Iran-US-Israel conflict. Kamikaze drones, new ballistic missiles and AI-guided strike systems have drawn global attention.

HAVELSAN’s Boeing 737NG FTD Level 2 simulator received dual certification from Turkey’s civil aviation authority, marking a first for domestically produced platforms.

German defense startup SWARM Biotactics announced that its bio-electronic insect reconnaissance systems are being field-tested by NATO customer armies. The platform provides operational advantages in confined and GPS-denied environments.

Developed by TÜRKPORT Defense Industry, the indigenous aerostat system GÖKÇERİ has officially entered operational service. Capable of remaining airborne for days, the system provides uninterrupted wide-area surveillance for border security and critical infrastructure protection.

Murat Koç has been appointed as the new General Manager of TAAC Aerospace Technologies. He will lead the company’s efforts to develop innovative indigenous subsystems for national defense platforms.

The United States has approved a $280 million Foreign Military Sale of KuMRFS radar systems to Jordan. The deal will significantly enhance Jordan’s counter-UAS and indirect fire defense capabilities.

The GÖKSİM Full Flight Simulator, developed by HAVELSAN for the GÖKBEY helicopter, has reached the delivery stage. Pilots will now receive EASA-certified training on the indigenous system.

Technologies developed in Türkiye’s defense industry will be integrated into social services through the AI-powered CANGÖZ Project. The system aims to enhance security and service quality in care centers.