Presidency of Defence Industries head Haluk Görgün said Türkiye’s goal is to achieve full independence by developing efficient projects across every field, supported by the GHOST program, AI initiatives, and data-driven technology planning.

During the press tour of the International Anatolian Phoenix-2026 Exercise in Konya, a realistic personnel recovery scenario was carried out with live munitions and multinational participation.

The US Space Force has issued a $68.56 million contract modification to Lockheed Martin Space under the Next-Gen OPIR GEO missile warning satellite program, bringing the total cumulative contract value to about $8.23 billion.

Germany and Ukraine agreed a €4 billion defense package that includes joint drone production, funding for hundreds of Patriot missiles, IRIS-T support, and additional investment in long-range strike capabilities.

A new surface-to-air missile displayed at a Ukrainian domestic weapons exhibition is believed to be the long-discussed “Koral” program, although the system has not yet been officially identified by name.

Türkiye and Spain have signed a new framework agreement covering maintenance, repair, and technical support for TCG Anadolu, establishing a flexible long-term sustainment model for the platform.

ASPİLSAN Enerji is carrying its battery and energy storage expertise from the defense sector into civilian markets, exporting products to the US, South Korea, Romania, and Europe.

Iran’s missile and drone attacks on critical Gulf infrastructure exposed fresh gaps in regional air defense. Analysts believe Turkish defense systems could draw greater interest in the post-crisis period.