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Turkey’s Failed Coup Leaves Military Weakened
A massive purge among government servants in the aftermath of a failed coup in Turkey on July 15 is feared to have weakened Turkey’s security apparatus.
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Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
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Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
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Turkey to Install New Air-Defense Systems on Syrian Border
The Turkish military will install and test capabilities of locally-developed air-defense systems around a southern province that has become the target of rocket attacks from neighboring Syria.
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Turkey Launches 3rd Corvette, Vows Self-Sufficiency in Defense
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country is seeking full self-sufficiency in defense systems by the year 2023.
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Roketsan To Equip Airbus Helicopters With CIRIT Missile System
Turkey’s state-controlled missile maker, Roketsan, has signed a deal to equip Airbus Helicopters’ H135M and H145M platforms with its laser-guided missile system.
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Turkey’s Shipbuilding Set for a Boost
The Turkish government has said that it intends to buy scores of naval assets in the next years, potentially giving a major boost to the country’s flourishing shipyards and their foreign partners.
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Turkey Aims ‘Vertical Specialization’ with State-Controlled Companies
The three defense technology companies will come in addition to the 15 existing ones controlled by the government.
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Turkey’s Failed Coup Leaves Military Weakened
A massive purge among government servants in the aftermath of a failed coup in Turkey on July 15 is feared to have weakened Turkey’s security apparatus.
-
Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
-
Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
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Turkey to Install New Air-Defense Systems on Syrian Border
The Turkish military will install and test capabilities of locally-developed air-defense systems around a southern province that has become the target of rocket attacks from neighboring Syria.
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Turkey Launches 3rd Corvette, Vows Self-Sufficiency in Defense
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country is seeking full self-sufficiency in defense systems by the year 2023.
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Roketsan To Equip Airbus Helicopters With CIRIT Missile System
Turkey’s state-controlled missile maker, Roketsan, has signed a deal to equip Airbus Helicopters’ H135M and H145M platforms with its laser-guided missile system.
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Turkey’s Shipbuilding Set for a Boost
The Turkish government has said that it intends to buy scores of naval assets in the next years, potentially giving a major boost to the country’s flourishing shipyards and their foreign partners.
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Turkey Aims ‘Vertical Specialization’ with State-Controlled Companies
The three defense technology companies will come in addition to the 15 existing ones controlled by the government.
-
Turkey’s Failed Coup Leaves Military Weakened
A massive purge among government servants in the aftermath of a failed coup in Turkey on July 15 is feared to have weakened Turkey’s security apparatus.
-
Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
-
Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
-
Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
-
Turkey to Install New Air-Defense Systems on Syrian Border
The Turkish military will install and test capabilities of locally-developed air-defense systems around a southern province that has become the target of rocket attacks from neighboring Syria.
-
Turkey Launches 3rd Corvette, Vows Self-Sufficiency in Defense
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country is seeking full self-sufficiency in defense systems by the year 2023.
-
Roketsan To Equip Airbus Helicopters With CIRIT Missile System
Turkey’s state-controlled missile maker, Roketsan, has signed a deal to equip Airbus Helicopters’ H135M and H145M platforms with its laser-guided missile system.
-
Turkey’s Shipbuilding Set for a Boost
The Turkish government has said that it intends to buy scores of naval assets in the next years, potentially giving a major boost to the country’s flourishing shipyards and their foreign partners.
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Turkey Aims ‘Vertical Specialization’ with State-Controlled Companies
The three defense technology companies will come in addition to the 15 existing ones controlled by the government.
