Turkish defense technology pioneer Baykar achieved $2.2 billion in exports during 2025, maintaining its position as the global leader in armed unmanned aerial vehicle exports. The company generated 88 percent of its total revenue from international sales.

Integrated with the Bayraktar TB2, the SPPOD-L self-protection pod successfully completed flare firing tests, giving the UAV an active defence capability against infrared-guided missile threats.

Turkish-made Bayraktar UCAVs in Burkina Faso’s inventory are playing a decisive role in precision strikes against Al-Qaeda-linked militants across the Sahel region.

During the acceptance process of the Bayraktar TB2, Özdemir Bayraktar’s uncompromising stance against using foreign radios highlighted the strategic importance of national systems in Türkiye’s defense industry.

Baykar achieved $2.2 billion in exports in 2025, maintaining its position as the world’s leading exporter of armed unmanned aerial vehicles and strengthening Türkiye’s high-technology exports.

Footage released by UAE’s Edge Group strongly suggests that a Bayraktar TB2 UAV has entered service at Liwa Air Base, marking a notable development in Emirati air power.

Baykar announced that its first production base in Anatolia will be established in Samsun’s Tekkeköy district, creating a regional high-tech and defense industry hub.

Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz announced that the Bayraktar TB2 UAV will support the search for a murder suspect near Limanowa, as hundreds of police continue operations.