TAYFUN Tested Second Time
The second test launch of the TAYFUN is carried out this morning. The test launch of the TAYFUN was made at Rize-Artvin Airport, just like the first one.
The second test launch of the TAYFUN is carried out this morning. The test launch of the TAYFUN was made at Rize-Artvin Airport, just like the first one.
The Defender Europe ’23 exercise organized under the leadership of the USA revealed Turkish products exported to Kosovo.
Roketsan starts serial production of the Laser Guided Mini Missile System Mete. Manned and unmanned platforms may fire Mete.
Roketsan's ÇAKIR cruise missile is test fired from AKINCI UCAV. ÇAKIR, released from the UCAV, made its first flight with the Kale KTJ-1750 engine.
Turkish Long Range Air Defence system Siper was test-fired today before being fielded as an air defence tool.
Roketsan extends the range of long-range anti-tank guided missile UMTAS. The extended-range version will be called UMTAS-GM.
The photos from Ukraine prove that Roketsan’s TRLG-230 Laser Guided ground-to-ground missiles are used in the field.
Roketsan is participating in the Latin American Defence and Security Exhibition (LAAD), one of the region's leading defence and security industry fairs.
The AKINCI UCAV test-fired Roketsan’s UAV-230 Air-to-Surface Ballistic Supersonic Missile.
Roketsan’s Man Portable short-range Fire-and-Forget anti-tank Guided missile Karaok trials continue.
Turkish state-owned defence company Roketsan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Arab Emirates defence Institution Tawazun Council at IDEX Expo, Abu Dhabi. The MOU seeks to allocate resources from both companies to develop high-precision and high-speed missile systems, putting them at the forefront of "speed is the new stealth" capabilities.
Roketsan presents its products at IDEX. The company was last time present at IDEX in 2019 and has not attended IDEX 2021 due to the Covid pandemic.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) biggest defence expos, IDEX and NAVDEX, start today in Abu Dhabi. More than 50 Turkish defence companies and institutions are represented at the expo, which marks the evolution of Turkish-BAE relations.
ARES Shipyard has revealed a new generation interceptor solution to change the perceptions of interception in the naval operations theatre. The new 32-metre interceptors have over 45 knots of speed and very high manoeuvring capabilities for fast interception. The craft can undergo at hit and run missions up to Sea State-6 conditions. With a range of 2.000 nautical miles, the vessels have an operational coverage of more than Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ), challenging the existing fast attack craft solutions in the inventories of navies and coastal security institutions.