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.

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.