Invasión: Bayraktar le pone fin a una lancha Raptor

Invasión: UCAV TB-2 da cuenta de un Mil Mi-8 ruso con toda su tropa

Invasión: Bayraktar" TB-2 destruye ZU-23-2 ruso en la isla de las Serpientes

Invasión: Bayraktar dan cuenta de dos Raptors

TB2 vs Raptor

UCAV TB2 ucranianos atacan existosamente dos patrulleras Project 03160/clase Raptor de la Armada rusa cerca de la isla de las Serpientes.

Ucrania: Bayraktar TB2 y su efectividad en el campo de batalla

Invasión a Ucrania: La eficiencia de los drones turcos entra en las canciones de soldados ucranianos

Irak gasta 100 millones USD en UCAV turcos

Iraq to spend $100 million to buy Turkey’s Bayraktar TB2 drone – report

Esta Media Network

 


SULAIMANI (ESTA) — Iraq will spend around $100 million to buy Turkish Bayraktar TB2 UAVs from Turkey, a Russian newspaper reported.

Russian newspaper Pravda cited a Turkish source as saying that Iraqi authorities had decided to avoid the acquisition of Russian MiG-29 fighters.

“The Iraqi authorities have approved the purchase of Bayraktar TB2 UAVs totaling $100 million from Turkey,” a Turkish source told Pravda on Thursday.

“The UAVs will be used to protect mountainous and desert areas, especially on the Syrian border, where the situation has been unfavorable recently,” the source said.

Iraq intended to receive about 20 unmanned aerial vehicles from Turkey, the newspaper reported.

In August, Iraq’s defense minister Juma Inad said the country had “reached a consensus” with Turkey concerning the purchase of Bayraktar TB2 drone, according to Turkish newspaper Yeni Safak.

Inad also said Baghdad “intended” to purchase 12 T129 ATAK twin-engine, all-weather attack helicopters and sent a “request to buy” six of Turkey’s KORAL electronic warfare systems, the newspaper reported.

Iraq had repeatedly expressed its interest in potentially buying high-end Russian military hardware. It, however, didn’t take any solid steps to do so.

In 2020, a military inspector from the Iraqi ministry of defense said at Russia’s Army defense industry forum that Iraq might be interested in purchasing Russia’s fifth-generation Su-57 jet, Forbes reported.

The Iraqi government had also expressed its interest in advanced Russia S-400 or S-300 air defense missile systems in recent years.
The Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drone is pictured at Gecitkale military airbase on December 16, 2019. (AFP photo)

Kirguistán compra UCAV Bayraktar TB2 turcos

"Próximamente": Kirguistán confirma la compra de drones de ataque turcos Bayraktar TB2

Revista Militar




Kirguistán compró drones turcos Bayraktar TB2. Según se informa, tres vehículos aéreos no tripulados de ataque entrarán en servicio con el ejército de Kirguistán.

El gobierno de Kirguistán confirmó la compra previamente anunciada de drones turcos Bayraktar TB2, afirmando que el ejército del país recibirá solo tres UAV de ataque, es decir, un conjunto, que también incluye una estación de control terrestre. Aunque esto no se menciona, a juzgar por el suministro de drones Bayraktar TB2 a otros países, solo hay tres UAV por estación. Las fechas de llegada de los drones no se nombran, pero se apunta que llegarán "en un futuro próximo".

Además, se ha confirmado la compra de UAV de reconocimiento rusos Orlan-10E, con un total de seis drones pedidos. Tampoco se dieron a conocer las fechas de admisión.

Según la información disponible, Bishkek pagará un total de casi $ 17 millones por tres Bayraktar TB2 turcos y seis Orlan-10E rusos, informó Shephard Defense Insight.

Anteriormente, el subjefe del gobierno de Kirguistán, Kamchybek Tashiev, dijo que el Ministerio de Defensa del país recibirá drones turcos y rusos, los fondos para su compra ya se han asignado. Al explicar la elección de Bayraktar TB2 como tambores, Tashiev dijo que están en servicio con cinco países del mundo. El funcionario señaló que los militares kirguís ya están recibiendo una formación adecuada en Turquía.

Tenga en cuenta que Turquía está promocionando bastante enérgicamente sus drones Bayraktar TB2 en el mercado mundial de armas, ya se han realizado compras en Europa, Oriente Medio y África. Kirguistán se convirtió en el primer país de la CSTO en comprar también estos vehículos aéreos no tripulados.

Indonesia interesada en los UCAV con bombas dirigidas turcos

Indonesia Interested in Turkish Guided Bombs for UAVs

 

MAM-L and MAM-C hang on Bayraktar TB2 UCAV (photo : ISWNews)

Roketsan chief says Tunisia interested in guided bombs for UAVs

Tunisia and Indonesia are both interested in acquiring Roketsan guided munitions for their future unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), according to Murat İkinci, the Turkish company’s general manager.

“Countries like Indonesia and Tunisia, which are in search of unmanned aerial vehicles, have a high demand for the procurement of mini smart munitions MAM-L and MAM-C, the main weapon systems mounted on the Turkish UAVs,” İkinci said in an interview with state-owned Anadolu Agency (AA) on 18 October.

It was reported earlier this year that Tunisia had ordered six Anka-S systemsfrom Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), each with two UAVs. However, Africa Intelligence reported in September that the contract had been cancelled as Tunis could not find the funds.


MAM-L and MAM-C mini smart munitios (photo : Savunma Sayati)

The Anka-S is the version of TAI’s Anka family that has a satellite communications capability for beyond-line-of-sight operations. Roketsan’s MAM-L and smaller MAM-C laser-guided bombs have been integrated with the Anka.

These weapons have proved effective when used with the Bayraktar TB2, a smaller Turkish-made UAV, in Syria and Libya earlier this year. “Their usage in recent fights have changed the course of the operations in Turkey’s favour,” İkinci noted.

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Ucrania recibe UCAV TB2 Bayraktar turcos

Ukraine received Bayraktar TB2 UAVs bought from Turkey

Army Recognition


Ukraine has received the UAVs purchased from Turkey, Ukrainian president announced on 7th March: "Modern Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicles are already in Ukraine," Petro Poroshenko said in a Twitter post, the Daily Sabah reports.


Bayraktar TB2 armed UAV (Picture source: Baykar Makina)

Earlier in January, Poroshenko announced that Ukraine signed an agreement to purchase Bayraktar TB2 armed UAVs from Turkey for the Ukrainian army. He stressed that the purchase of armed UAVs is part of a partnership program between Ukraine and NATO member states. Bayraktar TB2 has been used by the Turkish Armed Forces and Turkey's Security Directorate since 2015. The TB2 armed UAV was developed for tactical reconnaissance and surveillance missions and can also carry ammo, do assaults, and has laser target acquisition.

The Bayraktar UAV System has a cruising speed of 70 knots with an operational flight altitude of 24.000 feet, 24 hours of flight time and a communication range of 150 km and has a 12-m wing span, 650-kg maximum take-off weight and a 55-kg payload capacity. Prototype Development Phase started within 2007 based on competition model. Bayraktar Tactical UAS with its critical all subsystems including Flight Control, INS-GPS, Automatic Take Off-Landing systems developed in house demonstrated fully automatic taxi, take off, cruise, landing, parking phases in 2009 and was selected as the winner of the program. Final production stage officially started in 2012.

Based on the agreement in January, Turkish UAV manufacturer Baykar was to produce six Bayraktar TB2 and deliver them to Ukraine in a year. Along with the UAVs, three ground control station systems and equipment were also mentioned as scheduled to be delivered. Poroshenko said that the next step of the program is the creation of a joint Ukrainian-Turkish enterprise in southeastern Zaporizhia city of Ukraine that will produce components for modern unmanned technology.

As of January 2019, Turkish Armed Forces had a fleet of 75 Bayraktar TB2 platforms.