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45 ДОКЛАДОВ В КАТАЛОГЕ -- "Türkiye"
Turkey's SAHA 2026 defense expo is set to highlight advancements in drones and defense technology. The event reflects a global evolution in defense industry collaboration.
Malaysia has contracted Roketsan of Türkiye to supply Atmaca anti-ship missiles for Littoral Mission Ships being built in Istanbul. The deal, disclosed at DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, marks a notable expansion of Türkiye’s defense exports. The arrangement strengthens Kuala Lumpur’s maritime dissuasion as regional tensions persist.
Turkish President Erdogan presses to restart Moscow-Kyiv negotiations. He meets NATO chief as Kyiv asks Ankara to host a leaders’ summit with Russia. The development signals Ankara’s effort to shift the balance of diplomacy and potentially shape the next phase of the conflict.
Turkish firms deepen military collaboration with Malaysia across missiles, communications, and artificial intelligence. The move signals a broader shift in Southeast Asian defense procurement toward diverse, partner-led supply chains. Analysts cite a unique blend of proven capability, affordability, rapid delivery, and long-term industrial collaboration as decisive factors.
Navantia to deliver full lifecycle support for the Turkish Navy's amphibious ship Anadolu, based on the Juan Carlos I design. The framework agreement formalizes maintenance and overhauls for the domestic-built vessel. This reinforces Türkiye’s domestic naval industrial capacity and alliance interoperability.
Three Palestinians were killed in Gaza and dozens were detained in the West Bank as Israeli forces pressed a wave of operations. The violence comes as Palestinian factions meet mediators from Egypt, Türkiye, and Qatar in Cairo to discuss a fragile ceasefire and broader tactical alignments. The crackdown signals a dangerous escalation with potential regional reverberations and impacts on ongoing talks.
President Erdoğan emphasized Türkiye's commitment to strategic autonomy in defense through its sovereign industry during his visit to Roketsan. This reflects Ankara’s focus on self-reliance amid global security shifts.
Turkish Havelsan, VN Maritime, and Italy's Piloda Defence collaborate to develop unmanned surface vessels. They aim to finalize their first purchase order by mid-2026. This partnership merges Turkish defense technology with Italian naval requirements.
Turkey’s Roketsan inaugurated its largest missile manufacturing facilities, marking a major boost in domestic defense industry capabilities. The new plants enable advanced missile deliveries to Turkish Armed Forces, enhancing strategic autonomy in missile systems production.
Iran signals firm retaliation against any US ceasefire violations, banking on China for regional security guarantees amid heightened tensions. Tehran calls for multinational cooperation including Russia, Pakistan, and Turkey to enforce peace and prevent renewed conflict.
Italy plans to become the first European operator of Turkey's Baykar TB3 drone, marking a significant expansion of Turkish UAV exports into Europe. This purchase underscores Ankara's growing influence in advanced drone technology and European defense markets.
Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt propose a 45-day ceasefire amid escalating conflict tensions. Iran’s reluctance casts doubt on the plan’s prospects for stabilizing the region.
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