Türkiye is combining Kaan, defense and production partnerships to build a stronger, autonomous security strategy
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The aviation and aerospace sector is one of the key areas in which global powers are engaged in intense competition for technological and strategic supremacy. Indeed, from a military history perspective, the Allies, who achieved air superiority in World War I and World War II, emerged as the victors. During the Cold War, the competition for air superiority between NATO and the Warsaw Pact marked the beginning of a new era, followed by the Vietnam War, the Arab-Israeli conflicts, and finally the 1991 Gulf War. Today, the competition between fifth- and sixth-generation fighter jets continues at full speed. In this context, the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S.-Israel-Iran war, the brief Pakistan-India war, and new aerial battles supported by beyond-visual-range missiles and intelligence systems have demonstrated that the wars of the future will be very different.