SİPER 1 air defence system completes battery-level acceptance firing at Sinop Test Center [VIDEO]

By Martin Chomsky (Defence Industry Europe)

The battery delivery acceptance test of SİPER 1, Türkiye’s nationally developed long-range air and missile defence system, was conducted at the Sinop Test Center in northern Türkiye. The system operates within a distributed architecture under the Steel Dome air defence concept.
Photo: ASELSAN.

The battery delivery acceptance test of SİPER 1, Türkiye’s nationally developed long-range air and missile defence system, was conducted at the Sinop Test Center in northern Türkiye. The system operates within a distributed architecture under the Steel Dome air defence concept.

 

The test was carried out under a demanding operational scenario in which manoeuvring friendly and hostile aircraft were present simultaneously in the airspace. This scenario validated the system’s performance under realistic operational conditions.

 

 

With the successful firing, acceptance activities covering all battery elements of SİPER 1 were completed. These elements include the Fire Control Center, Fire Control Radar, Missile Launching System, and the Missile itself.

 

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The battery-level firing was conducted without the Fleet Control Center and the Search Radar, while still successfully testing the radar, command and control, and fire control capabilities of ASELSAN. The firing verified the system’s long-range interception capability and confirmed its operational maturity as a core element of Türkiye’s integrated air and missile defence architecture.

 

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