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Light attack aircraft Hürjet successfully passes engine test
Türkiye's light attack aircraft Hürjet has successfully passed its first engine start test, Defense Industries Presidency head Ismail Demir has announced.
Turkey gears up for int'l defense industry fair in May
Turkey is preparing to host the International Defense Industry Fair (IDEF) in Istanbul in May.
Among the world's major defense industry fairs, the 15th IDEF will be held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey and under the management and responsibility of Turkish Armed Forces Foundation between May 25-28.
Turkish firms continue production for F-35 fighter jets: Defense body head
Turkish companies continue to produce parts of the F-35 fighter jets despite being removed from the program, the head of Turkey's top defense procurement and development body has said.
Kuşadası expects over 300 cruise ship visits
Kuşadası, one of Turkey's main holiday destinations on the Aegean coast, will host 310 cruise ships to visit the town with some 360,000 people on board this year, Aziz Güngör, the general manager of Ege Port Limanı, has told Anadolu Agency.
Last year 194 cruise ships docked at the resort's ports, bringing in around 180,000 visitors, according to Güngör.
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Turkey tests its first national missile in Black Sea
Turkey has successfully tested its first national missile, dubbed "Kaan," in the Black Sea province of Sinop, Defense Minister Fikri Işık stated on May 11.
Turkey to produce long-range missiles in light of its nuclear ambitions
According to the country’s procurement office, Turkey’s state-controlled missile-maker Roketsan is developing a long-range ground-to-ground missile and weapons system.
Turkey's Roketsan delivers first KASIRGA missiles to military
Turkish defense company Roketsan delivered the 303 mm Guided Missile System, also known as KASIRGA (Hurricane), to the Turkish military at a ceremony held in the capital Ankara on Nov. 16
Turkish businessman beaten with baseball bat in New York over toilet dispute dies
A Turkish businessman who was living in New York has died after he was attacked with a baseball bat during a brawl that erupted over his decision to relieve himself on private property.
Kayhan Som, 56, told his driver to pull over due to his need to use the bathroom while he was heading from Manhattan to Whitestone neighborhood last week.
Turkish businessman hit by baseball bat in New York over toilet dispute dies
A Turkish businessman who was living in New York has died after he was attacked with a baseball bat during a brawl that erupted over his decision to relieve himself on private property.
Kayhan Som, 56, told his driver to pull over due to his need to use the bathroom while he was heading from Manhattan to Whitestone neighborhood last week.
Confusion over Turkey's air defense system
In 2013, Turkey selected, over European and U.S. rivals, a Chinese contender for the construction of its first long-range air and anti-missile defense system. Last November it scrapped that competition, saying two local companies would instead build the air defense system.
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