TAI has unveiled the HÜRSAT satellite family, which is scalable from 100 to 650 kg. The 200 kg HÜRSAT-1 stands out with its sub-meter resolution, 14 km swath width, and constellation architecture.
SİPER-2, the longest-range strength of the Steel Dome, successfully engaged challenging sea-skimming targets by changing course in mid-air.
SİPER-1, the uppermost layer of Türkiye's air defence umbrella, the Steel Dome, successfully destroyed its target in a test firing at Sinop. Here are the details of the historic firing!
Kale Jet Engines' KTJ-3200S turbojet engine has entered the Air Force inventory with the ROKETSAN-produced SOM Cruise Missile. SOM now flies with a fully domestic engine.
Polish Chief of General Staff General Kukuła visited ROKETSAN's facilities, examining the TAYFUN missile, TRG/TRLG munitions, the ALKA laser system, PUSU and SUNGUR.
The Defence Industry Agency has signed the procurement contract for the land-based ÇAKIR Project. More than 200 subcontractors are involved in the project alongside ROKETSAN. Deliveries of BORA and TAYFUN continue.
The Ministry of National Defence announced that acceptance of the SUNGUR and OMTAS missiles has been completed, SOM-B1T and SOM-AT munitions have been taken into the inventory, and MKE has carried out an E-APC delivery.
National systems including KORKUT, TOLGA, SİVRİSİNEK, ATAK, AYAZ, KARGU, ASLAN, BARKAN and PALEM were field-tested during Ateş Serbest-2026. Here are the highlights from the exercise.
The Italian Air Force will procure 6 units of the Astore Levante, produced by LBA Systems, the joint venture between Baykar and Leonardo. The platform, based on the TB3, will use ROKETSAN munitions.
TEI General Manager Akşit announced that foreign electric vehicles are not permitted onto the campuses of ASELSAN, ROKETSAN, HAVELSAN and TEI. He drew attention to the risk posed by drive-by-wire and software control.
ROKETSAN has introduced the ŞİMŞEK-2 satellite launch vehicle. Measuring 40 metres in length with a 1,500 kg capacity, the vehicle will carry satellites into sun-synchronous orbit at an altitude of 700 km. The first test of ŞİMŞEK-1 is in 2027.
Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Türkiye and Uzbekistan have signed the Space Industry Framework Agreement within the framework of the OTS. The agreement constitutes a continuation of the joint cube satellite project.