Türkiye’s Presidency of Defence Industries announced that ASELSAN has signed an electronic warfare system contract in Europe worth over $400 million, marking a major export milestone.

ASELSAN has signed new export agreements worth a total of $153.8 million for remote-controlled weapon systems, communication systems, radar, electro-optical and electronic warfare payloads for international end users.

Developed by ASELSAN and Sefine Shipyard, the electronic-warfare-capable armed unmanned surface vessel MARLIN 100 EW has successfully passed its live-fire test, marking a major milestone for Türkiye’s naval capabilities.

ASELSAN has upgraded its strategic electronic warfare system, KORAL, with new-generation subsystems. The modernized system delivers higher power, advanced antenna technology, and multi-target engagement capability for superior battlefield dominance.

Boğaziçi Savunma Teknolojileri’s İLTER counter-drone family, showcased at IDEF 2025, offers up to 30 km radar detection, wide-band RF jamming (400–8000 MHz) and GPS spoofing to defeat hostile UAS.

HAVELSAN’s BULUT UAV, capable of 7–8 hours of flight, 150 km range, and GPS-independent operation, will play a key role in swarm drone missions.

STM’s RF seeker-equipped KARGU detects RF emissions from FPV controllers, pinpoints operator location and conducts dive-to-strike engagements as an integrated EW-enabled loitering munition.

At IDEF 2025, DASAL introduced its next-generation cargo UAV, PUHU C100, capable of carrying 100 kg over 35 km, featuring full autonomy and resilience against electronic warfare.