At IDEF 2025, ASELSAN will unveil nine new technologies in radar, electronic warfare, electro-optics, air defense, and communications, alongside over 300 systems and 20+ signing ceremonies.

Fiber-optic-tethered FPV drones are rising as EW-resilient killers. Seen in recent Special Forces drills, Türkiye’s ecosystem readies multiple products—experts hint at fresh IDEF 2025 announcements.

Minister Kacır announced that TÜBİTAK BİLGEM-developed EDPOD for F-16s has entered service. The system detects, classifies, and geolocates hostile radars, enhancing Türkiye’s electronic warfare capacity.

ASELSAN’s overseas contracts soared by 70% in 2024, surpassing $1 billion for the first time. The company signed agreements with 7 new countries, achieving record exports and global expansion.

Developed by ASELSAN, the indigenous ANTIDOT-2 Electronic Support Pod has been successfully tested on Baykar’s TB-2 UAV. Experts say this compact yet powerful system has no equivalent worldwide and marks a major leap in Turkey’s electronic warfare capabilities.

ASELSAN’s EJDERHA electronic warfare system offers an effective solution against IEDs and drones, giving ground forces a decisive advantage.

Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün emphasized that Türkiye has achieved global competitiveness in defense with domestic and national production.

L3Harris is set to equip F-16 Block 70/72 jets with the Viper Shield electronic warfare package, offering advanced threat detection and enhanced self-protection.