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Turkish defence giants ink $110 million military contract VIDEO

11 June 2024 19:52

Two of Türkiye's foremost defence companies have recently finalised a significant multi-million dollar military contract, Caliber.Az reports, citing the X page of the domestic military news website Defence Turk.

🔵110 milyon dolarlık sözleşme!

🔸🇹🇷ASELSAN ile TUSAŞ arasında savunma ve uzay alanında toplam bedeli 110 Milyon ABD Doları tutarında bir sözleşme imzalandı. pic.twitter.com/QiVsjvMZ08
— Defence Turk (@Defence_Turk) June 11, 2024

The contract, valued at $110 million, marks a notable collaboration between ASELSAN and TUSAŞ in the realm of defence and space technology. This agreement underscores the ongoing efforts of Turkish defence industry leaders to bolster their capabilities and contribute to national security initiatives.

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