During fully autonomous field tests, ASELSAN’s DERİNGÖZ autonomous underwater vehicle successfully detected bottom and moored naval mines at different depths, strengthening its role in mine countermeasure operations.

Malaysia has confirmed an order for 24 ROKETSAN-made ATMACA anti-ship missiles worth €79.5 million for its LMS Batch 2 program, reinforcing the naval strike capability of the corvettes being built in Türkiye.

Malaysia expects to receive its second Multi-Purpose Mission Ship from Türkiye on January 31, 2028, under a $83.75 million project aimed at strengthening maritime surveillance and enforcement capability.

Developed by MKE, the indigenous DENİZHAN-76 naval gun stands out as a critical system for boosting the Turkish Navy’s firepower with its 16-kilometer range and 80-rounds-per-minute firing capability.

Turkish Navy Commander Admiral Ercüment Tatlıoğlu has stated that construction of ATILAY, the first platform under Türkiye’s national submarine program, has begun and is continuing, marking a major step toward strategic independence at sea.

STM will attend DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur from April 20 to 23, highlighting the LMS Batch-2 corvette program for Malaysia alongside its national naval and unmanned systems.

ROKETSAN is exhibiting its AKYA heavyweight torpedo and ORKA lightweight torpedo at UDT 2026 in London, aiming to expand international partnerships in underwater defense technologies.

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.