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Roketsan test-fired the Tayfun Block-3 against a moving vessel in the Black Sea, giving Türkiye its first anti-ship ballistic missile through a new terminal seeker.
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Both companies expressed their readiness to transfer technology in line with mandates in Gulf states to localize defense production.
The ICBM would add a “crucial layer of deterrence” to Turkey’s military arsenal, a defense analyst told Breaking Defense.
“SAHA has evolved from a national showcase into a genuine global meeting point for the defense and aerospace industry, and the 2026 edition will reflect this maturity,” one expert said.
Roketsan CEO Murat Ikinci called the facilities “the largest defense industry investments in the history of the Republic.”
Turkey’s defense industry transformation extends far beyond its celebrated drones. Now ranking 11th globally in defense exports, Turkey is executing a comprehensive strategy to become a top-tier arms supplier. With 75% of exports flowing to Western mar…
Companies from Israel, the UAE and Turkey made an estimated $31 billion in arms revenue in 2024, according to a new report.
Breaking Defense recently got an inside look at some major Turkish defense firms.
IDEF 2025 — Turkish missile firm Roketsan today signed an agreement with Indonesia to transfer the production technology of its Cakir cruise missile to Jakarta, while also using the second day of Turkey’s IDEF event to unveil five new missile des…
Baykar’s Bayraktar TB3 unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) successfully conducted test-firing of Roketsan’s UAV-122 supersonic air-to-surface ballistic missile on March 27, 2025. The test took place in Dalaman, Muğla, where the TB3 struck a 6-by-6-meter floating target at sea from below line-of-sight…
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