The focus is not simply on individual platforms, but on how different capabilities can work together. From networked air defense and counter-UAV systems to electronic warfare and autonomous maritime platforms, ASELSAN’s portfolio reflects a multi-domain approach in which sensors, effectors and command systems can operate as complementary elements of a wider defense architecture.
A layered answer to the drone threat
One of the key highlights at MSPO is DRONEDEF, ASELSAN’s integrated counter-UAV architecture within STEEL DOME. Designed to address the rapidly evolving drone threat, DRONEDEF brings together detection, electronic warfare, directed-energy and kinetic effectors to provide layered protection against individual UAVs and increasingly complex swarm attacks.
The architecture incorporates complementary solutions including İHTAR 100 Counter UAV System, GÖKBERK 10 Laser Weapon System, KORKUT 100/25 SB Anti-Drone Weapon System, GÖKALP Autonomous Kinetic Drone-Kill System, EJDERHA/AD 200 HPEM Anti-UAV Countermeasure System and ŞAHİN DUAL 40 mm Hard-Kill System. By combining detection, electronic warfare, directed-energy and kinetic effects within a coordinated framework, DRONEDEF enables the appropriate response to be selected according to the threat, while helping preserve higher-tier air defence assets for more demanding targets.
Electronic warfare across domains
Electronic warfare is another major element of ASELSAN’s presence at MSPO. KORAL AD demonstrates how electronic attack can become an integral part of modern air defense, combining electronic support and electronic attack capabilities on a mobile platform. Designed to detect, identify and suppress hostile radar systems through high-power jamming and deception, KORAL AD contributes to the electronic warfare layer of STEEL DOME and strengthens the overall resilience of integrated air defense architectures.
The ANTIDOT family extends electronic warfare into the airborne domain. Designed for integration with unmanned aerial platforms, ANTIDOT systems provide electronic support and electronic attack capabilities that enable UAVs to detect, identify and counter hostile radar threats while also supporting the protection of nearby friendly assets.
From radar to the maritime domain
ASELSAN’s MSPO portfolio also demonstrates the breadth of its sensing technologies. The FULMAR radar family provides multi-mission surveillance and tracking capabilities for maritime, airborne and ground targets, supporting both manned and unmanned platforms and contributing to enhanced situational awareness across complex operational environments.
In the maritime and underwater domain, the KILIÇ family introduces autonomous capabilities for asymmetric naval operations. Designed for covert and expendable missions, KILIÇ platforms combine autonomy, sensing, communications and precision engagement capabilities, extending unmanned operations beneath the surface and supporting a broader networked maritime concept.
These systems form part of a wider portfolio that also includes radar systems, air defense solutions, guidance kits, UAV payloads, electronic warfare payloads, naval systems and underwater technologies. Together, they demonstrate ASELSAN’s approach to modular and interoperable defense, enabling different capabilities to be combined according to mission requirements and integrated into wider NATO-compatible architectures.
A growing strategic partnership with Poland
ASELSAN’s presence at MSPO also comes against the backdrop of a rapidly developing relationship with Poland. In December 2025, ASELSAN signed a USD 410 million export contract with Poland’s State Treasury Armament Agency for advanced electronic warfare systems following a competitive tender process. The agreement represented an important milestone for ASELSAN in Europe and a strong endorsement of its technological maturity and system-level expertise in electronic warfare.
The relationship gained further visibility in 2026 with the visit of Polish President Karol Nawrocki to ASELSAN in Ankara. The engagement underlined the growing importance of defense technology cooperation between Türkiye and Poland and the strategic relevance of ASELSAN’s capabilities to the broader European and NATO security environment.
At MSPO 2026, ASELSAN builds on this momentum by presenting not just individual systems, but an integrated technology portfolio designed to help allied forces respond to the increasingly interconnected challenges of the modern battlespace.
