Turkish Defense: Active NATO Role and Army Modernization
The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced the participation of the Turkish Armed Forces in NATO activities and international operations, with the activation of its ground, naval, and air forces in joint drills and multiple missions. The warship "TCG Arouj Reis" continues to carry out its duties within the NATO naval group, visiting ports in the United Kingdom and France. Additionally, Turkey is involved in naval operations alongside countries such as Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Italy, and Bangladesh. The Turkish Air Force is also engaged in missions over Romania, Poland, and the eastern Mediterranean, in addition to conducting military exercises. Turkish Army Chief of Staff, General Selçuk Bayraktar Ogly, held a video conference with NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, during which regional defense and security issues were discussed. Turkey reaffirmed its ongoing participation in peacekeeping missions and regional conflicts, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing its defensive capabilities through domestic industries. Furthermore, Turkey plans to send pilots to the United Kingdom for Eurofighter Typhoon pilot training in August 2026.
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