TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu stated that Turkey’s defense industry has evolved from a “we can’t do it” approach to a confident “we can do it” vision, now focusing on serial production and competitiveness.

Developed with national resources, Türkiye’s GAZAP bomb stands out with its thermobaric effect and extreme destructive power, offering high-level deterrence against hardened targets.

Türkiye is localizing hydraulic systems that play a vital role in the flight safety and control of national aircraft, significantly reducing foreign dependency in aviation.

SSB President Haluk Görgün announced that Turkey’s defense and aerospace industry exports reached $8.5 billion in 2025, marking a historic milestone for the sector.

EHSİM introduced its lightweight, expendable miniature electronic warfare systems—compatible with jets and mini/micro UAVs—internationally for the first time at EDEX 2025 in Cairo.

Over the past five years, TAI has signed 14 contracts with 7 African nations, exporting ATAK helicopters, ANKA and AKSUNGUR UAVs, and HÜRKUŞ aircraft. Turkish air platforms are increasingly preferred for their reliability and operational capability.

RF jammer systems developed by Türkiye’s defense industry will enhance the protection of UN armored vehicles in Africa, providing strong countermeasures against IED and drone threats.

Türkiye achieved a world first as KIZILELMA hit a target detected by its own radar, while Skydagger successfully deployed a kamikaze drone from a UAV.