The U.S. Space Force launched the final GPS III satellite, completing a key modernization phase for positioning, navigation and timing capabilities.

TÜRKSAT signed a new satellite communications infrastructure contract with ROKETSAN and opened a new support mechanism for SMEs through KOSGEB.

SAHA 2026 concluded with more than 150,000 visitors, delegations from over 75 countries, and nearly $8 billion in export agreements.

The US Space Force has issued a $68.56 million contract modification to Lockheed Martin Space under the Next-Gen OPIR GEO missile warning satellite program, bringing the total cumulative contract value to about $8.23 billion.

The US Space Force has awarded L3Harris a $150 million MOSSAIC contract to sustain and modernize critical ground systems supporting space domain awareness.

ASFAT announced that the TF-2000 air defense destroyer and the MİLDEN national submarine projects are progressing on schedule, marking major milestones for Türkiye’s naval power.

TÜRKSAT accelerated its international expansion at Satellite 2026 by signing strategic agreements with Anuvu and Viasat, highlighting its ambition to become a global satellite operator.

The US Space Force has reassigned the launch of the final GPS III satellite from ULA to SpaceX due to technical issues affecting the Vulcan rocket. The satellite is now scheduled to be launched aboard a Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral by the end of April 2026.