Turkish major defense player ASELSAN will showcase its broad portfolio of products and technologies — spanning air defense, electronic warfare, radar systems, and unmanned platforms — at MSPO 2026 (International Defense Industry Exhibition), to be held in Kielce, Poland, from 8 to 11 September.
At the exhibition, ASELSAN will highlight its capabilities across land, air, naval, and electromagnetic warfare domains under a unified architecture. Rather than focusing solely on individual systems, the company is emphasizing integrated solutions that enable sensors, electronic warfare systems, weapons, and command-and-control elements to operate together.
Key systems to be exhibited by ASELSAN include DRONEDEF, KORAL AD, ANTIDOT, FULMAR, and KILIÇ, all of which are part of Türkiye’s ÇELİKKUBBE (Steel Dome) integrated air defense architecture.
ÇELİKKUBBE’s “DRONEDEF” against the UAV threat
One of the key highlights from ASELSAN will be DRONEDEF, an integrated counter-UAV architecture developed as part of the ÇELİKKUBBE system.
DRONEDEF brings together a range of systems within a single architecture, including İHTAR 100, GÖKBERK 10, KORKUT 100/25, GÖKALP, EJDERHA/AD 200 HPEM, and ŞAHİN DUAL. The architecture provides a layered approach to countering different UAV threats by combining radar and detection capabilities with electronic warfare, directed-energy, and kinetic effectors.
ASELSAN first showcased DRONEDEF at Eurosatory 2026, the international defense and security exhibition held in Paris, France.
Electronic warfare solutions
Another major focus of ASELSAN’s presence at MSPO 2026 will be its electronic warfare systems. KORAL AD combines electronic support and electronic attack capabilities on a mobile platform, while the ANTIDOT family stands out with its electronic warfare solutions designed for UAV platforms.
Radar and submarine technologies
The company will also showcase the FULMAR radar family, featuring surveillance and tracking capabilities against maritime, aerial, and land targets. In the naval and underwater domain, the KILIÇ family, developed for autonomous missions, will be among ASELSAN’s featured solutions.
ASELSAN’s MSPO 2026 portfolio will extend beyond these systems, with radar systems, air defense solutions, guidance kits, UAV payloads, electronic warfare systems, and naval and underwater technologies also on display for visitors.
Cooperation with Poland deepens
ASELSAN’s participation in MSPO 2026 maintains existing defense industry ties between Türkiye and Poland. In 2025, the company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Polish defense company AMZ Kutno to expand cooperation in the field of land vehicles. ASELSAN has also signed a $410 million export contract with Poland covering electronic warfare systems.
Against this backdrop, MSPO 2026 represents an opportunity for ASELSAN to showcase new products. The exhibition will also serve as a platform to expand existing partnerships in Poland and the wider European market, as well as to explore new export opportunities.