HAVELSAN Provides C2 Systems to Oman’s Naval Ships
HAVELSAN and Oman MoD have signed an agreement to integrate command control systems into the ships in service with the Omani Navy.
Turkiye News
HAVELSAN and Oman MoD have signed an agreement to integrate command control systems into the ships in service with the Omani Navy.
The TAF conducted Winter Exercise 2025 to evaluate operational readiness under harsh winter conditions. The exercise featured various indigenous weapons.
MKE’s new infantry rifle, based on the MPT-76, chambered in 7.62x39 mm Russian ammunition, was shared on the company’s official X account in use by a soldier.
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ROKETSAN TAYFUN ballistic missile launched from the BOZAT 8x8 vehicle successfully hit the sea target during the long-range firing test.
ASELSAN signed export contracts worth over 1 billion USD in 2024 and exports doubled compared to the previous year. ASELSAN published export performance.
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