At its stand, Otokar is showing a scale model of the ARMA fitted with a 30 mm MIZRAK turret. The COBRA II is on display outdoors at the stand of Guardiaris, a Slovenian company that signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Otokar in 2025.
“With our proven, reliable, and mission-ready land platform solutions, we are ready to enhance the operational capabilities of the Slovenian Armed Forces,” said Tamer Sirçali, Otokar’s military cluster head. He said Otokar would draw on its experience in other markets and its research and development capabilities to meet Slovenia’s requirements.
Otokar says the ARMA’s modular design allows it to carry medium- and high-calibre weapons and serve as an infantry fighting vehicle or an armoured personnel carrier. Other configurations include mobile air defence, counter-drone operations and medical evacuation.
The COBRA II provides protection against mines and ballistic threats and can be equipped for reconnaissance, anti-tank and command roles. Otokar says the vehicle is in service with more than 20 operators worldwide.
Sirçali said Otokar was a longstanding supplier to NATO and the United Nations. He said “more than 33,000 of our military vehicles are currently in service across nearly 50 countries”.
