Turkey has for the first time demonstrated the long-range Akya Heavyweight Torpedo and Orka Lightweight Torpedo together. And at the same time, Turkey has for the first time released the land version of the Atmaca antiship cruise missile, the Atmaca anti-ship cruise missile, which is used for the coastal defense system. Rocketsan, a well-known Turkish arms manufacturer, showcased these weapons on August 16 at the IDEF 2021 International Weapons Fair in Turkey.

At first, we all knew that the range of Turkey's Akya Heavyweight Torpedo would be only 15 km. But the director of Rocketson himself says, "Look, we've been keeping a lot of secrecy about this Akya torpedo from the beginning, so it's not possible to go into detail about its features right now, but the 15km range it is talking about in the media is not accurate." 533 mm Akya Heavyweight Torpedo 45 knots can destroy enemy warships and submarines at a distance of 50 km.
Turkey has unveiled a new missile defense system called Nazar, built entirely on its own technology. This Nazar is going to be a medium to destroy enemy missiles through laser beams. The Nazar Missile Defense System will be on display at the ongoing IDEF 2021 Arms Fair in Turkey today or in the middle of tomorrow. Nazar Missile Defense is being developed by the Turkish arms manufacturer Meteksan Defense Industry. Although this missile defense system is still in the research phase which may take 3-4 years to come into service.
Turkey is building a Nazar missile defense system primarily to destroy electro-optic and infrared-guided missiles. Laser beams will be fired at enemy missiles coming from the Nazar Missile Defense System, and such missile defense systems are called soft kill systems. And just as Nazar's tracking system can detect enemy missiles, including enemy anti-ship cruise missiles, from a distance, this missile defense system is capable of intercepting enemy missiles at a safe distance.
In addition to destroying electro-optic and infrared-guided missiles, this Nazar missile defense system can be used in combat missions such as surveillance and surveillance which will make it more effective. Turkey will first build Nazar's land-based missile defense system, which will then be used in frigates and destroyers. Very few countries are currently working on such missile defense systems or have the technology. Among them, Turkey is believed to be well ahead in building such a new Nazar missile defense. Moreover, the warships of the future will have this type of shipborne laser defense system as an air defense system.
However, such a missile defense system will play the role of a game-changer in the coming days.

