Projects such as KAAN, TCG Anadolu, ALTAY and Çelik Kubbe reveal Türkiye’s high-budget strategic transformation in defense industry.

A military delegation from the Republic of Cyprus assessed Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks offered by Greece and concluded that these platforms do not meet the operational requirements of the Cyprus National Guard's armored force.

Following the collapse of the Franco-German partnership, the "Team Gen 6" coalition led by Airbus and comprising eight companies submitted an alternative proposal for next-generation combat aircraft development. Project details will be unveiled at the Berlin ILA Air Show.

Turkey's defense industry achieved $10 billion in exports in 2025, driven by two decades of state investment and strategic support. The sector continues its growth trajectory as European nations reassess security dependencies.

The United States Marine Corps is targeting the procurement of specialized ammunition for M4 and M27 rifles to counter unmanned aerial threats. Developed by Drone Round, the L Variant ammunition features a fragmenting core that separates upon firing, providing an effective solution against fast-moving aerial targets.

Türkiye’s defense and aerospace industry exported $992 million in May, marking a 33.9 percent increase compared to the same month last year.

The Greek military signed a new contract with Shield AI to expand procurement of V-BAT vertical takeoff and landing unmanned aerial vehicles to strengthen intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities in the Aegean region.

Turkey's advanced jet trainer aircraft HÜRJET export to Spain extends beyond the platform itself. Full-mission and flight training simulators developed by HAVELSAN, along with mission planning systems, will be delivered to the Spanish Air Force.