IDEF 2021: ASFAT unveils convertible version of Hisar OPV
ASFAT's design concept envisages an extensive armament and sensor package that could be fitted to OPVs to enhance their capabilities in a conflict scenario,
Nazar is currently undergoing land-based trials before being fitted on a Turkish Navy ship. (Photo: Meteksan)
At IDEF 2021, Meteksan is displaying its aptly named Nazar ('evil eye') countermeasure system against EO- or IR-guided missiles and drones for the first time.
The requirement for the system arose from the Turkish Naval Forces. In order to provide this capability, the Presidency of Defence Industries (SSM) and Meteksan signed a deal in 2015 to develop a broadband state-of-the-art laser soft-kill capability against EO/IR guided missiles to protect critical bases and facilities.
The first phase of the project was to develop and manufacture the initial system design. Currently this is being tested on land, and Meteksan expects to hand it
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