Turkey’s HAVELSAN has achieved a new global milestone with its domestically developed ADVENT Combat Management System, now operational in four continents following its export to the Chilean Navy. Experts note that only a handful of countries can produce a comparable system.

Turkey will donate the Doğan-class fast attack craft TCG Volkan to the Maldives. After maintenance and training phases, the vessel will be transferred and commissioned by mid-2025 to enhance the Maldives’ maritime defense capabilities.

ASELSAN has signed export contracts worth $52.7 million with a client in the Pacific region for the direct sale of radar, weapon, air defense, and data link systems designed for naval platforms. The deal strengthens ASELSAN’s global presence in maritime defense technologies.

Turkish Naval Air Command’s maritime patrol aircraft continue their reconnaissance and surveillance missions across the Black Sea and other Blue Homeland zones throughout the Ramadan Bayram without interruption.

HAVELSAN signed an agreement with the Chilean Navy to integrate the ADVENT Combat Management System into two frigates. The four-year modernization project makes Chile the 9th country to adopt ADVENT.

Launched from Bayraktar TB3, Roketsan’s IHA-122 supersonic missile struck a 6×6 meter sea target from over 50 kilometers away, coordinated with Bayraktar TB2’s laser designation system.

The submarine-launched ATMACA missile gives Türkiye a new strategic advantage — a domestically developed, stealth-capable strike system that few nations possess.

Developed by HAVELSAN, the Turkish Coast Guard Headquarters Data Center has been inaugurated, marking the successful completion of the first phase of the SahilNET Project.