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Ankara Raises Defense Spending by 229% to Develop Domestic Technologies

Ankara has raised defense spending by 229 percent as Turkey seeks to develop technologies and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.

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Ankara Raises Defense Spending by 229% to Develop Domestic Technologies

Ankara has announced a 229 percent increase in defense spending, reflecting Turkey’s effort to expand its domestic military technology sector. The additional funding is expected to support research, production and modernization across areas such as drones, air defense, naval systems and advanced weapons. Officials say developing local capabilities could reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and strengthen security. The increase may also create opportunities for Turkish manufacturers, though it could raise questions about budget priorities, regional competition and long-term economic sustainability.

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