Türkiye has sold the TCG Akhisar offshore patrol vessel to Romania, marking its first-ever warship export to a NATO and EU member. The transfer paves the way for strategic naval cooperation among Türkiye, Romania, and Ukraine in the Black Sea.

HAVELSAN has achieved its 60th delivery of the nationally developed Ship Data Distribution System (GVDS), a critical component of Turkish warships and submarines, with total operational runtime exceeding 300 years.

At IDEF 2025, Türkiye showcased indigenous warships and naval systems, marking a new era of technological and industrial excellence for the Turkish Navy.

Hosted by Türkiye, the Nusret-2025 Invitation Exercise has begun in the Gulf of Saros with the participation of 20 ships, 5 air assets, NATO units, and 44 international observers.

The Turkish Naval Forces have launched the large-scale Denizkurdu-I/2025 exercise across surrounding seas with 92 ships and 66 aircraft. The drill aims to enhance operational command, decision-making skills and joint-force interoperability.

The successful launch of the 100+ km range SIPER 1-D missile from the national vertical launch system MİDLAS marks a new era for Türkiye, placing it among the few nations capable of firing their own long-range air defense missiles from domestically built warships.

The Turkish Navy’s Anadolu Task Group, centered around flagship TCG Anadolu, is taking part in NATO’s “Neptune Strike 25.3” exercise in the Adriatic Sea, conducting amphibious, submarine defense, and joint operational drills alongside 44 allied units.

Developed jointly by HAVELSAN and YONCA-Onuk Shipyard, the SANCAR Armed Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) successfully completed live-fire tests in the Marmara Sea, achieving high-precision hits via the ADVENT ROTA system.