The Turkish armored vehicle Cobra II has been upgraded with a mine-resistant (MRAP) version, offering enhanced ballistic protection, stronger mine resistance and increased carrying capacity for high-risk missions.

The Kazakh army conducted extensive tests of Turkey’s Arma 8×8 armored vehicle and Aselsan’s Nefer remote-controlled weapon system in Karagandy.

Kenya has acquired 118 Hızır armored vehicles from Turkish defense firm Katmerciler to enhance its fight against the terrorist group Al-Shabaab.

The Pusat armored vehicle successfully passed mine explosion tests, while TÜMOSAN continues to grow with strong investments in both defense and agriculture.

Developed by Otokar, Tulpar stands out with its modular design, advanced protection systems, and NATO-standard compliance as a new-generation combat power.

TUSAŞ’s Aksungur UAV successfully launched Roketsan’s TEBER-82 guided munition, marking the first time a UAV has deployed a weapon normally used by F-16/F-4 aircraft.

ROKETSAN has developed a new armor package for Leopard 2A4 tanks, enhancing their survivability and adapting them to modern combat conditions.

Turkey’s defense industry achieved major milestones in 2019, advancing air, land, naval, missile and electronic systems while strengthening the operational capabilities of national security forces.