Hungary is modernizing its air fleet with Airbus H225M helicopters. The new NATO-standard aircraft will support special operations, logistics, and combat missions.

Romania will soon receive the first 3 of 32 F-16s purchased from Norway, significantly boosting its air defense capabilities and NATO interoperability.

The Czech Republic has received the final batch of Leopard 2A4 tanks from Germany, bringing the total to 14 and boosting its military capacity.

Turkey donated three military vehicles to Montenegro under the 2019 Military Financial Cooperation Agreement, strengthening defense cooperation between the two NATO allies.

Türkiye achieved $4.4 billion in defense exports in 2022 and aims to reach $6 billion in 2023, solidifying its growing global influence in defense markets.

Amid cross-border attacks and shifting regional dynamics, Türkiye is reshaping its security policies while pursuing a more active foreign policy.

Efes 2022 Exercise: Historic Military Cooperation with Participation from 37 Countries

Turkey’s interest in the SAMP-T system opens a new phase of defense cooperation, offering NATO compatibility and technology transfer opportunities.