Greece aims to make its two-layered “Tholos” air defense system fully operational by 2027 to counter UAV threats and establish an integrated defense network across the Aegean and Thrace regions.

ASPİLSAN, known for producing mission- and safety-critical batteries for military platforms, is transferring its advanced energy technologies to civilian applications such as storage-supported electric vehicle charging stations.

Türkiye’s nationally developed jet engines eliminate foreign dependency in missile systems while opening new export markets, led by deliveries to Brazil and growing global demand.

Türkiye’s export success with loitering munitions such as KARGU is creating new opportunities for the international marketing of advanced swarm and hybrid unmanned systems.

Baykar achieved $2.2 billion in exports in 2025, maintaining its position as the world’s leading exporter of armed unmanned aerial vehicles and strengthening Türkiye’s high-technology exports.

The 30x113 mm medium-caliber cannon planned for induction will provide security forces with long-range, high-impact firepower against armor steel, concrete walls, and aerial threats.

Developed by ROKETSAN, the EREN High-Speed Multi-Purpose Loitering Munition has progressed from concept to battlefield capability in under a year. Serial production is scheduled to begin in 2026.

Turkey’s defense and aviation industry export champions for 2025 have been announced. ARCA Savunma ranked first, followed by Baykar and TUSAŞ.