Hosted by Türkiye, the Nusret-2025 Invitation Exercise has begun in the Gulf of Saros with the participation of 20 ships, 5 air assets, NATO units, and 44 international observers.

During the DENİZKURDU-I/2025 Exercise, Bayraktar TB3 UCAVs launched from TCG Anadolu and the AKINCI UCAV flying from Northern Cyprus destroyed all designated targets with different munitions. Türkiye showcased its air–naval operational power in the Blue Homeland.

HAVELSAN has transformed world-renowned Rafnar boats into fully autonomous platforms, preparing to deliver advanced civilian and military unmanned surface vessel solutions to the European market.

Türkiye’s ADVENT Combat Management System and FLEETSTAR Data Distribution System have completed acceptance tests and were formally delivered for operational use aboard Indonesia’s KRI BELATI-622 fast attack craft.

The GÖKSUR system, developed by ASELSAN and TÜBİTAK SAGE, successfully hit a high-speed sea-skimming target at over 11 km during firing tests in Sinop.

The Turkish Naval Forces have launched the large-scale Denizkurdu-I/2025 exercise across surrounding seas with 92 ships and 66 aircraft. The drill aims to enhance operational command, decision-making skills and joint-force interoperability.

Türkiye is preparing to equip its unmanned surface vessels with indigenous air defense missiles, creating a highly flexible and cost-effective protection shield for major warships, ports and critical coastal infrastructure.

The successful launch of the 100+ km range SIPER 1-D missile from the national vertical launch system MİDLAS marks a new era for Türkiye, placing it among the few nations capable of firing their own long-range air defense missiles from domestically built warships.