TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu announced that the company has obtained export licenses for a new batch of 39 Black Hawk helicopters and expects to resume T-70 production within the next 12-18 months. Speaking at the Farnborough Airshow, he confirmed the restart of the suspended program and stated that delivery of kits for the remaining 32 helicopters has been secured.

TCG Karadeniz (F-520), the sixth vessel of the Istif-class frigate built under STM prime contractor at Sedef Shipyard, was launched into the sea. The vessel represents an 80 percent indigenous content rate, making it Turkey's warship with the highest localization ratio.

ASELSAN's ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical system has been successfully integrated into South Africa's Paramount Aerospace Industries-developed Mwari manned aircraft. The integration expands the use of Turkish defense technology on international aviation platforms while significantly enhancing Mwari's reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities.

Portable energy storage systems with 3000W and 6000W capacity in briefcase design, developed for defense industry and critical operations, provide reliable power solutions for disaster management, command centers, and field missions through domestic engineering expertise.

The Surveyor unmanned surface vehicle, developed by Saildrone, was equipped with a Lockheed Martin-designed missile launcher and demonstrated its armed configuration during RIMPAC 2026 Exercise.

Turkey's largest armored vehicle export contract has reached a new milestone as COBRA II vehicles manufactured at Otokar's Mediaş facility in Romania are delivered to Romanian Armed Forces. The 1,059-unit agreement represents a significant achievement in Turkish defense industry exports.

TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu unveiled the company's tactical unmanned aerial vehicle portfolio during a television appearance. AYAZ, featuring a 200-kilometer range and compact design, completes TUSAŞ's multi-purpose system vision.

TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu announced that deliveries of the domestically-powered version of the national fighter aircraft KAAN are targeted to begin from 2033 onwards. Intensive development work on the TF35000 engine continues at TEI.