403
Sorry!!
Error! We're sorry, but the page you were looking for doesn't exist.
Roketsan Pushes Into European Defense Market at Poland's MSPO 2026 Expo
(MENAFN) Turkish arms manufacturer Roketsan is showcasing its weapons lineup at Poland's MSPO 2026 defense fair, aiming to forge new partnerships and grow its reach across Europe's defense industry.
The exhibition, running Tuesday through Friday in the southwestern Polish city of Kielce, has brought together defense decision-makers and industry professionals from around the world.
Among the systems on display are Roketsan's MAM-L IIR and MAM-T IIR — part of its unmanned aerial vehicle munitions lineup — along with the IIA-230 supersonic air-to-ground ballistic missile, the Teber guidance kit, and the laser-guided Cirit missile. The firm is also exhibiting three anti-tank weapons: the Karaok, L-OMTAS, and UMTAS-GM.
Roketsan CEO Murat Ikinci emphasized the importance of defense cooperation, pointing specifically to the relationship between Türkiye and Poland.
“We’re closely following Poland’s modernization in the defense sector and their care for cooperation opportunities during this transformation, as Roketsan’s capabilities are at a level of contributing to Europe’s and NATO’s collective deterrence and defense capabilities,” he said.
“We’re developing fully NATO-compliant solutions and continue to strengthen our partnerships with allied countries, so MSPO is a greatly valuable platform to deepen our existing ties and develop new opportunities for cooperation,” he added.
Also on show is Roketsan's Sungur air defense missile system and the LG-155 laser-guided artillery munition, alongside a range of other missiles and weapons platforms.
The exhibition, running Tuesday through Friday in the southwestern Polish city of Kielce, has brought together defense decision-makers and industry professionals from around the world.
Among the systems on display are Roketsan's MAM-L IIR and MAM-T IIR — part of its unmanned aerial vehicle munitions lineup — along with the IIA-230 supersonic air-to-ground ballistic missile, the Teber guidance kit, and the laser-guided Cirit missile. The firm is also exhibiting three anti-tank weapons: the Karaok, L-OMTAS, and UMTAS-GM.
Roketsan CEO Murat Ikinci emphasized the importance of defense cooperation, pointing specifically to the relationship between Türkiye and Poland.
“We’re closely following Poland’s modernization in the defense sector and their care for cooperation opportunities during this transformation, as Roketsan’s capabilities are at a level of contributing to Europe’s and NATO’s collective deterrence and defense capabilities,” he said.
“We’re developing fully NATO-compliant solutions and continue to strengthen our partnerships with allied countries, so MSPO is a greatly valuable platform to deepen our existing ties and develop new opportunities for cooperation,” he added.
Also on show is Roketsan's Sungur air defense missile system and the LG-155 laser-guided artillery munition, alongside a range of other missiles and weapons platforms.
Legal Disclaimer:
MENAFN provides the
information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any
responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos,
licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information
contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues
related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.
Comments
No comment