Indigenously and originally developed by Baykar, the next-generation kamikaze UAV K2 and Sivrisinek loitering munition unveiled the combat concept of the future during a demonstration held in Keşan. The tests showcased AI-supported swarm autonomy, GNSS-independent navigation, automatic target detection, and strike capabilities. The K2 Kamikaze UAV and Sivrisinek will be exhibited to the public for the first time at SAHA 2026, taking place on 5-9 May.

Fergani Space’s fifth test satellite, FGN-100-D3 – developed entirely with indigenous capabilities — has been launched into space. The next-generation indigenous satellite, weighing 113 kg and equipped with communications and navigation capabilities, has successfully reached its designated orbit and commenced operations.

Indigenously developed by Baykar with its own resources, the K2 Kamikaze UAV made its debut with intelligent swarm autonomy tests. The platform, featuring multi-operation capabilities and advanced AI and autonomy algorithms, successfully completed formation flight tests with 5 aircraft in varying configurations.

DIRECT HIT IN AIR-TO-AIR ENGAGEMENT WITH EREN MUNITION
 

During NATO's Steadfast Dart-2026 exercise, the Bayraktar TB3 UCAV, deployed aboard TCG ANADOLU, successfully completed its flight demonstration over the Baltic Sea despite freezing cold, heavy snowfall, and severe winds. As the only aircraft capable of flying in the harsh weather conditions during this phase of the exercise, the Bayraktar TB3 received full marks from allied nations' representatives.

The Bayraktar TB3 UCAV took to the world stage as part of NATO's Steadfast Dart 2026 exercise. Taking off autonomously from TCG ANADOLU's short runway, Bayraktar TB3 scored direct hits on surface targets with a dual salvo MAM-L strike during a live-fire exercise in the Baltic Sea, successfully completing its first operational demonstration abroad.