Turkish unmanned combat aircraft Anka-3 successfully completes inaugural flight
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced today that the much-anticipated unmanned combat aircraft, Anka-3, developed by TUSAŞ, has successfully completed its inaugural flight.
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The cutting-edge "flying wing" design of Anka-3 promises a range of strategic advantages, including reduced radar visibility, increased speed, and enhanced carrying capacity.
The Turkish leader expressed confidence in the aircraft's advanced technologies, innovative design, and unique features, emphasizing their potential to make a significant contribution to the country's defense capabilities.
"We are confident that our aircraft's advanced technologies, design, and features will make a significant contribution to our country's defense," President Erdoğan stressed in his social media post.
The successful inaugural flight marks a milestone in Türkiye's efforts to advance its defense capabilities and technological prowess.
Anka-3's features align with modern trends in unmanned aerial systems, reflecting Türkiye's commitment to staying at the forefront of military technology.
Further developments and assessments of the unmanned combat aircraft's performance are eagerly anticipated as it progresses through subsequent testing phases. (ILKHA)
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