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Ateş Serbest-2026 military exercise

Overview

The Ateş Serbest-2026 military exercise has concluded in Polatlı, Ankara, showcasing the Turkish Armed Forces’ (TSK) firepower, operational capabilities, and inter-branch coordination across Land, Naval, Air, and Special Forces.

The event featured 104 weapons and systems, with 53 activities performed for the first time. Notable demonstrations included the TOLGA close air defense system, autonomous fogging via the AI-supported Uçangöz system, and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) decontamination procedures.

Technological highlights included Baykar’s SİVRİSİNEK loitering munition with swarm capabilities, MKE’s 20 kW fiber laser weapon system—which engaged a drone at 760 meters—and various unmanned platforms such as the AKINCI and Bayraktar TB2. Other showcased systems included ASELSAN’s KORKUT and Ejderha, and HAVELSAN’s BARKAN unmanned ground vehicle.

The Selective Observer Day was attended by high-ranking officials, including Turkish National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler, the Chief of the General Staff of Turkey, and military leaders from Azerbaijan and Qatar.

Entities

Turkish Armed Forces · Polatlı · Selcuk Bayraktaroglu · Yaşar Güler · Baykar

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  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 13 sources
    Turkish Armed Forces conduct Ateş Serbest-2026 military exercise

    The Turkish Armed Forces conducted the Ateş Serbest-2026 exercise in Ankara, showcasing 104 weapons and systems, including many new domestic technologies like laser weapons and autonomous swarm munitions.

  2. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Ateş Serbest-2026 military exercise showcases domestic defense systems

    The Ateş Serbest-2026 military exercise in Polatlı features domestic sniper rifles, BORAN howitzers, and PANTER artillery systems demonstrating precision and mobility.

Sources

avrupagazete.co.uk · eurodressage.com · gazeteilksayfa.com · haber1.com · haberport.com · istanbulgazetesi.com.tr · karsmanset.com · ordu.az · savunmatr.com · sondakika.com · sondakikakibris.com · tgrthaber.com · tubitak.gov.tr · yenicaggazetesi.com.tr · yorumla.net · yuzde100yerli.com

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