As tensions between Israel and Iran continue to escalate, Turkey has announced plans to ramp up its missile production capabilities to bolster national defense and regional readiness, reported the Economic Times.
The decision comes amid growing instability in the Middle East, with fears that the ongoing confrontations between Israel and Iran could spiral into a wider regional conflict. Turkish defense officials emphasized the importance of self-reliance and preparedness, citing the need to respond effectively to evolving security threats.
Reports suggest that Turkey’s defense industry will intensify efforts to develop and produce a new generation of advanced missiles, including long-range and precision-guided systems. These developments are part of Turkey’s broader strategy to strengthen its defense infrastructure and assert strategic independence.
The move also aligns with Ankara’s goal to become a key player in the global arms market, as it continues to invest heavily in military technology and innovation.
