Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün emphasized that Türkiye has achieved global competitiveness in defense with domestic and national production.

Japan has signed a $1.7 billion agreement with the U.S. to acquire 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles, countering rising threats from China and North Korea.

Nigeria has officially inducted Türkiye’s T129 ATAK helicopters into service, aiming to enhance counterterrorism operations and respond more effectively to security threats.

Turkey and the United Arab Emirates held a high-level meeting in Abu Dhabi, discussing 80 agenda items to enhance bilateral defense industry cooperation.

Roketsan has delivered a new batch of OMTAS medium-range anti-tank missiles to the Turkish Land Forces, further boosting TSK’s defense capability.

Morocco has signed a $136 million contract with Turkish defense company Otokar to procure 200 Cobra II armored vehicles with full support packages.

The U.S. approved the sale of 40 new F-16s and upgrades for Türkiye’s fleet, alongside 40 F-35s for Greece, linking the deal to Sweden’s NATO accession.

Lockheed Martin will conduct a live-fire test this spring to integrate the PAC-3 MSE missile with the U.S. Navy’s Aegis combat system.