Türkische Rüstungsindustrie

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Am 2.02.2024 wurden Serienproduktionsverträge für TRG(L)-230 MLRS, Karaok ATGM, Sungur MANPADS und ballistischen Raketen des Typs Tayfun abgeschlossen.

Serial Production of Land Missile Systems Begins
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3 February, 16:00

Serial Production of Land Missile Systems Begins
The “Land Missile Systems Signing Ceremony” for serial production of TAYFUN, SUNGUR, TRG-230 and SUNGUR was held at the Defence Industry Agency.
“Land Missile Systems Signing Ceremony” was held at the Defence Industry Agency (SSB) on February 2, 2024, with the participation of Minister of National Defence Yaşar Güler, Chief of General Staff General Metin Gürak and Commander of the Land Forces General Selçuk Bayraktaroğlu.

President of SSB Professor Haluk Görgün shared a video of the ceremony on social media.

Minister of Defence Güler stated that he has full faith that the systems of different diameters and features produced within the scope of the agreements will meet the army’s needs and increase its operations, facilities and capabilities. Güler emphasized how critical and necessary the systems they added to the army’s inventory have come to the fore in recent days, where defence and security issues have become more critical with each passing year, and said, “While we are proactively taking all kinds of measures for the security and peace of our country and our noble nation, We see our local and national defence industry as an integral part of our survival.”

https://www.turdef.com/article/a-brief-l...of-turkiye

Informationen zu den Raketensystemen.

https://www.roketsan.com.tr/products/trg...ed-missile
https://www.roketsan.com.tr/products/kar...ank-weapon
https://soldat-und-technik.de/2022/08/be...-roketsan/

Noch eine Anmerkung zur Tayfun:

An interesting point about the Tayfun is that it may be, optimized to hit naval vessels. Several years ago, Turkish defence officials had stated that a second iteration of the Bora was being developed. It was said that the Bora II would not only have a range in excess of 500 km, but would also be capable of striking ships. It is almost certain that “Tayfun” is the new name for the Bora II and that the name which is the Turkish translation of “typhoon” is in reference to its naval attack capabilities.


As the Tayfun has only been officially revealed today, it will continue to be shrouded in mystery for a while. Though it can be speculated that it will have mid-course maneuvering and a quasi-ballistic trajectory similar to the Bora, with a much higher terminal speed. As a strategic weapon, it is unlikely that specifications and capabilities will be fully released to the public.

https://defencehub.com/turkey-conducts-s...n-missile/