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Duplicate. To be mergedTuesday, May 5, 2026, the eyes of military decision-makers and technology experts will turn to the Istanbul Exhibition Center (IFM), where the activities of the international exhibition SAHA EXPO 2026 for the defense, aviation and space industries will officially open.
Details of the upcoming event tomorrow:
Launch date: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 (continues until May 9).
Location: Istanbul Exhibition Center (Yeşilköy), with a total area exceeding 100 thousand square meters.
Opening Ceremony: High-level attendance is expected including senior Turkish officials and defense ministers from allied and partner countries.
What are we expecting in the 2026 edition?
Unprecedented participation volume: The exhibition brings together more than 1,700 exhibiting companies from more than 50 countries, making it a unique global platform connecting the three continents of the world.
Partnerships and agreements: The organizers of the exhibition stated that the current edition aims to exceed previous records in the volume of contracts signed, with a focus on technology transfer and joint production agreements.
The first live shows: Tomorrow a series of live technical shows will begin, most notably:
Drone Challenge (FPV): to demonstrate the speed of maneuvering in complex environments.
Intelligent Ground Vehicle (UGV) Challenge: To test the capabilities of combat and logistics robots.
Rover Challenge: dedicated to space exploration technologies.
Days programme:
The first three days (5 - 7 May): dedicated to official delegations, bilateral meetings (B2B) and professionals in the sector.
The last two days (May 8 - 9): The doors will be opened to the general public to see the latest Turkish and international innovations.
This edition comes under the slogan “Discovering Turkey’s Rising Power,” where major Turkish companies such as “Beykar,” “Aselsan,” and “Roketsan” will display their latest productions of air defense systems, advanced drones, and defense cyber solutions.
I am actually impressed by the types of weapons systems that they are introducing regularly. Its like their defence industry is on steroids and this wasn't happening at such pace a decade ago.
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The 3000KM range for our systems ensures coverage of all of Indian territory including the Andaman/Nicobar archipelago which is exactly 3000KM and change from the nearest Pakistani launching site.lol
3000km range missile for NK...
Why does Pakistan have 3000km range missile, India is next to them.
If Turkey cracks the code on this engine (meaning it is not simply a re-branded RR engine), it is on to something that no other country besides the P-5 has been able to achieve. This would be a monumental upside for the Turkish aviation industry.Is an Alternative Engine Coming for KAAN? MoND R&D Unveils GÜÇHAN Engine with 42,000 lbf Thrust at SAHA EXPO
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New Engine for KAAN: GÜÇHAN Engine with 42,000 lbf Thrust Announced
The Ministry of National Defence R&D Centre unveiled the domestic turbofan jet engine project GÜÇHAN, with a thrust of 42,000 pounds-force, at the SAHA EXPO 2026 fair.www.yuzde100yerli.com
I don't believe the story about Pakistan having no ICBMs. They are clearly capable of developing these kind of missiles.The 3000KM range for our systems ensures coverage of all of Indian territory including the Andaman/Nicobar archipelago which is exactly 3000KM and change from the nearest Pakistani launching site.
Turkey is free to have systems with any range as long as it caters to the threat of Israeli hegemony. Conventional alone will not suffice, Turkey has to start thinking about non-conventional systems.
In term of capabilities in the domain of ICBM, Our defence minister in the year 2013 or 2014 officially announced Pakistan's technical capability for ICBM.I don't believe the story about Pakistan having no ICBMs. They are clearly capable of developing these kind of missiles.
However, if this is indeed the case, it is certainly advantageous for Turkey to have this system in her arsenal. Imagine the possibility of a secret agreement between TR and PK, where both nations maintain a segment of a 'global deterrence strategy' to prevent hostile entities from becoming suspicious and which would be activated during moments of existential threats.
Having and declaring are two different things.I don't believe the story about Pakistan having no ICBMs. They are clearly capable of developing these kind of missiles.
However, if this is indeed the case, it is certainly advantageous for Turkey to have this system in her arsenal. Imagine the possibility of a secret agreement between TR and PK, where both nations maintain a segment of a 'global deterrence strategy' to prevent hostile entities from becoming suspicious and which would be activated during moments of existential threats.
Here is an interesting video—unfortunately in Turkish. Perhaps someone could provide a short translation.
And who is your adversary 6 thousand kilometers away? China? The US?

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