Developed by Turkish defense company Uludoğan Defense, the “Nanoalp” nano-class unmanned helicopter has entered global markets with its fully autonomous capability, low cost, and first successful export agreements.

BAE Systems Hägglunds has chosen Saab’s UTAAS sight and fire-control system to equip CV90 armored vehicles under a contract valued at approximately $34 million.

Türkiye’s longest-range domestically developed ballistic missile, TAYFUN, achieved a direct hit in its latest test launch, once again proving its operational readiness and production maturity.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a new batch of Flamingo long-range cruise missiles from Fire Point, boosting the country’s strategic strike capabilities.

Turkey and Hungary strengthened their defense ties with major agreements covering Gidran 4x4 production and new joint technological initiatives. The cooperation aims to boost domestic manufacturing and NATO-compatible systems in Hungary.

HAVELSAN and Egypt’s AOI jointly developed the AKREP unmanned ground vehicle and HAMZA-1 VTOL drone, showcased for the first time at EDEX 2025 with strong regional interest.

Roketsan accelerates mass production and integration of key national systems, including the TAYFUN ballistic missile, ALKA energy weapon and AKATA submarine-launched missile.

Otokar has ramped up production for Romania’s €857 million COBRA II order, the largest single armored vehicle export in Turkish defense industry history. The project includes 1,059 vehicles across 10 variants.