Turkish Armed Forces Show of Force: Targets Were Hit with Pinpoint Accuracy in Fire Free-2026.
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The TOLGA Close Air Defense System, developed by MKE, took part in the Fire Free 2026 exercise for the first time. TOLGA destroyed its target from a distance of 760 meters. In the Fire Free 2026 exercise conducted by the Ministry of National Defense, shots were fired from weapons and systems developed for the Turkish Armed Forces and allied countries. The MKE-produced TOLGA Laser Weapon System took part in the exercise for the first time… The po…
In the Fire Free-2026 Exercise, where the Turkish Armed Forces' firepower was showcased, many systems, from F-16 fighter jets to AKINCI and Bayraktar TB2 drones, took part. Targets were hit with pinpoint accuracy using domestically produced defense products, and 53 activities were performed for the first time in the exercise.
During the "Fire Free-2026" exercise, which showcased the firepower of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK), targets were hit and destroyed with pinpoint accuracy using elements from the inventory, including systems and weapons produced with domestic capabilities.
During the "Fire Free-2026" exercise, where the firepower of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) was showcased, targets were hit and destroyed with pinpoint accuracy using elements in the inventory, including systems and weapons produced with domestic capabilities.
The "Fire Free-2026" exercise, showcasing the firepower and deterrent capabilities of the Turkish Armed Forces, was held in Ankara. In the exercise, which featured domestically produced weapon systems, all designated targets were successfully destroyed.
The Fire Free-2026 Exercise, showcasing the striking power and deterrent capability of the Turkish Armed Forces, continues at full speed. Held in Polatlı district of Ankara, the exercise utilized domestically produced sniper rifles, modern howitzers, and high-tech unmanned ground vehicles. Targets were hit with pinpoint accuracy. A Haber reporter Mert Hacıalioğlu filmed the breathtaking exercise on site.
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