EW and lasers to protect Turkey’s skies from drones. According to Aselsan, GOKBERK unites the company’s İHTAR platform and the laser weapon on a platform with 6×6 mobile deployment ...

Explore how laser weapons are 100 times cheaper than missiles but remain underutilised by governments worldwide. ... India, and Turkey are also working on their own laser weapons projects.

In the rolling plains of Oklahoma, the U.S. Army is taking aim at the future of air defense, and it’s powered by lasers.

A DE M-SHORAD 50-kilowatt laser weapon is seen mounted on a U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicle. On March 5, ... Turkey, Germany, Japan and China have also developed laser weapons.

South Korea plans to deploy a low-cost laser weapon to shoot down North Korean drones. ... India, Turkey, Iran, South Korea, and Japan are just some of the countries investing in national programs.

Turkey-made products are known to have operated in Libya, while India announced in April that its ambitious Surya directed-energy weapon would be ready by 2027.

While several countries, including the U.S., Israel, Turkey, Germany and Japan have also developed laser weapons, South Korea will be the first to deploy them on a large scale.