Turkiye Breaks its Own Defence Export Record
According to the Turkish Exporters Assembly, the Turkish defence and aerospace industry exported products and services cost $ 503,2 million.
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According to the Turkish Exporters Assembly, the Turkish defence and aerospace industry exported products and services cost $ 503,2 million.
Turkish Armed Forces have taken delivery of the first five modernised ACV-15 (ZMA-15) Armoured Combat Vehicles.
TÜBİTAK SAGE, a state defence industry research and development institute under ministry of industry, inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with RWM Italia.
Katmerciler is increasing its market in Africa. The company published information on Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) about new tank-carrying trailer export.
SSB Proposes establishing a new company for the Next Generation Tracked Vehicle (YNPA) project as President sent a letter to many recipients.
Within the scope of the SSB's Erciyes Project, TUSAŞ delivered the eleventh C-130 aircraft to the Air Force Command (TurAF).
Turkiye continues indigenous shipbuilding activities. 76 mm gun is installed at the TCG İstanbul at the İstanbul Naval Shipyard.
Turkiye is increasing its share in the international unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) market. Kyrgyzstan is preparing to procure Turkish UAVs.
Turkish Defence company ASELSAN upgraded VAB vehicles of the Qatar Armed Forces, The information was shared during the 5th Land Systems Seminar, held in Ankara.
Turkish Navy is modernising its surface fleet. The first OPV Akhisar was laid down at İstanbul Shipyard Command. Asfat is the main contractor of the programme.
ASFAT Inc. conducted three ceremonies in a day in Istanbul. Two were about OPV projects, and the third was about the PN Milgem Project PNS Khaibar (282).
Pulat Active Protection System (APS) has proven its capability in combat conditions. The information was shared during the 5th Land Systems Seminar in Ankara.
Qualification activities for ASELSAN's Volkan-M fire control system for M-60T tanks will be completed by the end of 2022.
Altay, the Turkish indigenous main battle tank of Turkish Armed Forces, will be equipped with new infrastructure on the T3 variant.