Tag: international defence analysis

Eurofighter Jet Deal Between Airbus and Turkiye’s Almost Done

Negotiations on selling Eurofighter fighter jets to Turkiye’s are approaching the final stages, marking a significant breakthrough in defense cooperation between European manufacturers and Ankara. According to Airbus Defense and Space CEO Michael Schoellhorn, discussions regarding the Eurofighter deal with Turkiye’s are progressing positively, with the executive expressing strong optimism that talks will conclude successfully […]

Turkiye’s Eyes Eurofighter and F-35 Jets to Boost Air Power

Turkiye’s is accelerating its efforts to modernize and reinforce its air power, seeking advanced fighter jets from both European partners and the United States. With growing regional tensions and an increasingly volatile Middle East, Ankara aims to quickly acquire state-of-the-art Eurofighter Typhoon and F-35 Lightning II jets to maintain a strong defensive edge. As a […]

Lockheed Martin Showcases Vectis Drone at ADEX 2025

Lockheed Martin has unveiled its cutting-edge unmanned aerial system, the Vectis combat drone, at the 2025 ADEX defense exhibition in South Korea. This highly anticipated reveal showcases the next evolution in collaborative combat aviation, as the Vectis combat drone represents Lockheed Martin’s strategic answer to the growing demand for advanced unmanned systems capable of operating […]

ASELSAN’s MURAD 100-A Radar Flies on Bayraktar KIZILELMA

ASELSAN’s MURAD 100-A AESA Fire Control Radar has achieved a significant milestone by successfully completing its first flight on the Bayraktar KIZILELMA unmanned combat aerial vehicle. This groundbreaking integration marks a new era in aerial warfare capabilities, as the MURAD 100-A AESA Fire Control Radar brings cutting-edge technology to Turkiye’s indigenous drone fleet, establishing the […]

Chinese Sanctions Threaten US–Korea Naval Ties

South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) chief Seok Jong-gun warned this week that Chinese sanctions targeting Hanwha Ocean’s US-based shipbuilding affiliates could eventually affect the US-Korea naval cooperation project known as MASGA (Make American Shipbuilding Great Again). During a National Assembly defense committee hearing Thursday, Seok acknowledged that while there is no immediate impact, […]