Türkiye has officially entered the mass-production era in its defense industry with ASELSAN’s 14 new facilities and the groundbreaking of the Oğulbey Technology Base. The “Steel Dome” ushers in a new chapter in air defense.

Developed jointly by ROKETSAN and Baykar, the IHA-122— a supersonic air-launched ballistic missile fired from the TB-3 UAV—provides Türkiye with unique strategic capabilities, combining range, speed, and cost-effectiveness.

The HİSAR-D RF missile, launched from TCG İSTANBUL using ROKETSAN’s MİDLAS system, successfully hit its target off Sinop, demonstrating ASELSAN’s full system integration.

At IDEF 2025, Roketsan and Kale Jet Motors signed an agreement to mass-produce indigenous turbojet engines for cruise missiles, advancing defense self-sufficiency.

ROKETSAN is nearing the completion of the TAYFUN BLOK-4 ballistic missile’s development phase. The hypersonic missile is set to begin test launches soon, marking a new era in Türkiye’s missile technology.

Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ) and Indonesia’s PT RAD and PTDI have signed a comprehensive framework agreement covering production, engineering, and technology sharing for the KAAN fifth-generation fighter program.

Roketsan signed “Localization Cooperation Protocols” with six key suppliers at IDEF 2025, strengthening Turkey’s defense industry ecosystem and reducing foreign dependency in critical subsystems.

At IDEF 2025, Roketsan’s TAYFUN BLOK-4 hypersonic missile, ASELSAN’s CENK 350-N naval radar, and STM’s first national corvette model drew global attention as Türkiye showcased its latest defense innovations.