Produced by Nurol Makina, the YÖRÜK 4x4 has entered the inventory of the Presidential Guard Department and is now deployed around the Presidential Complex.

Türkiye achieved $4.4 billion in defense exports in 2022 and aims to reach $6 billion in 2023, solidifying its growing global influence in defense markets.

Following the Kahramanmaraş earthquake, Türkiye’s defense industry provided vital support with rescue technologies, UAVs, generators, and logistics aid for humanitarian efforts.

The U.S. and Germany’s decision to supply modern tanks to Ukraine is seen as a strategic move that could alter the course of the war.

President Erdoğan announced at the Fırtına Howitzer Delivery Ceremony that Türkiye’s defense industry has reached an 80% domestic production rate.

Slovakia is acquiring 152 CV9035 infantry fighting vehicles through a partnership with BAE Systems and local industry, marking a major modernization step.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has signed a deal exceeding $100 million with U.S.-based Oshkosh Defense to produce the hulls of Eitan APCs, funded by American aid.

Türkiye’s defense industry reached a record $4 billion in exports in 2022, advancing with major achievements across land, air, naval, space, and electronic warfare projects.