Turkish Naval Forces Rapidly Expanding Unmanned Systems Fleet
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The Turkish Naval Forces are rapidly developing their capabilities in unmanned aerial and naval vehicles. Naval Forces Commander Tatlıoğlu announced this growth in the field in a statement.
According to Tatlıoğlu, Türkiye is among the world's leading naval powers in unmanned systems and UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles). These vehicles can be used in various naval missions such as reconnaissance, surveillance, and monitoring. Recently, the number and capabilities of such systems have increased.
The statement also touched on developments in unmanned surface vehicles (USVs, known in Turkish as İDA). However, the report provided no precise information on the detailed size of the fleet, the timeline of new projects, or investment amounts.
This development shows that Türkiye's work in the field of unmanned systems has gained momentum. More detailed information on the subject may become clear through future statements from the Naval Forces Command.
Sources: ssbulten.com.tr
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