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In this video, we will examine some important developments that have occurred recently in the Turkish and World Defense Industry.

Our video will start with European Defence Agency's annual Defence Data report for 2022. Secondly, we will examine the test of the Karaok anti-tank guided missile developed by Roketsan.

Finally, we will end our video by focusing on the Qushkapanı Helicopter Securing and Transfer System, which was developed jointly by STM and Altınay Defense and was first integrated into the Turkish Navy's newest TCG Istanbul frigate.

The European Defence Agency published its annual Defence Data report for 2022, for the first-time detailing defence spending from all EU Member States. At a record €240 billion, 2022 European defence spending again increased by 6% on the previous year, marking the eighth year of consecutive growth.

20 of the 27 EU Member States increased defence expenditure, with six increasing spending by over 10%. Sweden, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Spain, Belgium and Greece recorded the highest increases in overall expenditure among the EU 27

High Representative and Head of the European Defence Agency Josep Borrell said: “Our armed forces must be ready for a much more demanding era. Adjusting to these new realities first and foremost means investing more on defence. A record €240 billion underpins the commitment of Member States to bolster European defence. However, we have key capability gaps and continue to lag behind other global players in spending. This is why it’s not just about spending more in defence, but also about spending better and together. We must find extra value in our ability to cooperate and seize the opportunities to strengthen our armed forces through common planning, shared projects and joint procurements.”

The allocation of €58 billion of total defence expenditure to defence investment by the 27 EU Member States marks a robust growth of 5.9%. The agreed benchmark of 20% total expenditure to this area is surpassed for the fourth year with a 24.2% total across the EU. 20 Member States reached this collectively agreed benchmark, with Luxembourg, Hungary, Greece, Finland and Lithuania with the highest allocation of their overall defence expenditure to investment.

Europe has been under the security threat from Russia for some time. The Russo-Georgian war, the annexation of Crimea by Russia and finally Russo-Ukrainian War which started with Russia's attempt to invade Ukraine clearly worries European states.

Although the threat is geographically so close to Europe, and Russia, the source of the threat, has increased its defense expenditures significantly, 7 of the European countries have reduced their defense expenditures. The fact that 5 of these 7 countries are Central and Eastern European countries, relatively close to Ukraine, raises serious questions about the common EU defense.

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