The U.S. has approved a $70 million defense deal with Oman, including 301 TOW 2B RF anti-tank missiles, engineering support, and logistics services.

In response to France’s missile engine embargo, Türkiye has begun equipping Atmaca and SOM missiles with locally developed KTJ-3200 and KTJ-1750 engines by Kale Arge.

Roketsan redefined its strategic goals with export achievements. The ÇAKIR cruise missile and İHA-230 exports highlight Türkiye’s growing global defense presence.

Developed by Roketsan, the ALKA Directed Energy Weapon System successfully destroyed air and ground targets during tests, showcasing Türkiye’s advanced laser weapon capabilities.

At a high-level meeting chaired by President Erdoğan, mass production was approved for Siper, Hisar, and Sungur air defense systems, along with several other missiles and munitions.

In 2022, Türkiye achieved historic milestones in land, air, naval, and missile systems, surpassing $4 billion in defense industry exports.

ROKETSAN is establishing a massive defense technology base in Kırıkkale on 9,500 acres, set to begin operations in March 2023.

President Erdoğan announced that the Tayfun ballistic missile has reached a range of 561 km, boosting Türkiye’s regional deterrence capability.