Indonesian Military conducts live-fire exercises with Turkish missile systems

The Indonesian Army, specifically the 22nd Field Artillery Battalion (Armed 22/Kesumawira), successfully conducted live-fire exercises using Turkish-made precision munitions. The drills involved the BORA/KHAN tactical ballistic missile system and TRG-122 guided rockets, both manufactured by Roketsan.

The BORA/KHAN system is designed for long-range, high-impact strikes with a range of approximately 80 to 280 km. It features integrated GPS-aided or purely inertial navigation to operate in contested electromagnetic environments. The TRG-122 is a 122 mm guided rocket providing precision support at ranges of 10 to 30 km, utilizing a dual GPS/INS guidance system to achieve a Circular Error Probable (CEP) of under 10 meters.

These exercises are part of the procurement and strengthening of the Indonesia Tactical Ballistic Missile (ITBM) system. The successful testing, witnessed by high-ranking military and defense officials, aims to enhance Indonesia's modern warfare doctrine through increased precision and layered strike capabilities.