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

The Ministry of National Defense announced that Turkish Air Force combat and support aircraft carried out defense and attack training flights south of Cyprus in international airspace over the Mediterranean.

Students from TUSAŞ Şehit Hakan Gülşen Vocational and Technical High School’s Aircraft Maintenance Department are completing an Erasmus+ internship at TAI Hamburg in Germany, gaining international aviation experience.

Turkey successfully launched the indigenous Gökdoğan air-to-air missile from an F-16 equipped with the locally developed MURAD AESA radar. The achievement marks a major leap in Türkiye’s air combat capabilities and future force structure.

Otokar has ramped up production for Romania’s €857 million COBRA II order, the largest single armored vehicle export in Turkish defense industry history. The project includes 1,059 vehicles across 10 variants.

Innovative Turkish defense systems will be showcased at BAMEX’25 in Mali’s capital Bamako, where representatives from more than 50 countries are expected to attend. The event aims to strengthen Turkey’s growing influence in Africa through new defense partnerships.

Turkey now exports not only defense platforms but also fully integrated operational concepts. Romania’s ability to operate its TB-2 drones from the newly acquired HİSAR-class offshore patrol vessel marks a major milestone.

Türkiye is using domestically developed industrial robots and digital twin technology in the mass production of the ALTAY tank, enabling high-precision welding and fully automated quality control.