At the NATO Summit Defense Industry Forum held at TUSAŞ Kahramankazan facility, Defense Industry Agency President Haluk Görgün stated that the forum represents one of the largest events in NATO history. Turkish defense industry products were showcased to alliance members.

With the SSB Quantum Program, Türkiye aims to develop national capabilities in quantum computing, sensing and communication technologies.

Japan's H3-30S launch vehicle successfully deployed six satellites to orbit on June 12, including the BRO-22 satellite developed by French company Unseenlabs. The mission marked the rocket's return to operational status following technical issues encountered in 2025, demonstrating the effectiveness of recent improvements to the upper stage.

TUSAŞ CEO Mehmet Demiroğlu stated that Türkiye is ahead of Europe in fighter jet projects, emphasizing KAAN’s historic first flight.

ASELSAN and Türkiye’s Presidency of Defence Industries signed $845 million in contracts for secure communications, satellite and space systems.

TÜRKSAT and ROKETSAN will cooperate in satellite launch, space systems and communication infrastructure to strengthen Türkiye’s national space capabilities.

Turkey is revising its national artificial intelligence strategy to replicate technological gains achieved in its defense sector. Government institutions, defense companies and private firms are accelerating efforts to expand the country's AI capabilities across large language models, data infrastructure and autonomous defense systems.

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