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ISTANBUL \u2014 Ankara will use its turn hosting this week\u2019s NATO summit to market its own drones and air-defense systems, turning a meeting about how much allies spend on defense into a showcase for Turkey\u2019s weapons industry.<\/p>\n

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NATO\u2019s leaders will meet inside the Bestepe Presidential Complex, the palace of more than 1,000 rooms that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan built as the seat of his power. Nearby, at the ATO Congresium, a convention center in Sogutozu, the alliance\u2019s Defense Industry Forum will open its doors alongside a Turkish arms exhibition staged with the government\u2019s defense-procurement agency. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has billed the forum as the largest industrial event in NATO\u2019s history, with allies set to announce tens of billions of dollars in defense deals.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The summit\u2019s formal agenda is the members\u2019 pledge to spend more on their militaries. Ankara is Turkey\u2019s arms-making capital, and both halls sit inside the same sealed security zone.<\/p>\n

Mostafa Ahmed, head of political and security studies at the Al Habtoor Research Centre in Dubai, said the official forum will be focused on NATO\u2019s own business while the setting works for Ankara another way. The summit \u201cserves as a premier showroom for regional buyers,\u201d he said, and he expects Ankara to push Turkish-Gulf deals hard on the sidelines. Hosting the alliance, Mr. Ahmed added, lets Turkey tell Gulf buyers its equipment meets NATO standards and has already seen combat.<\/p>\n

What Turkey is showing runs across the catalog. Steel Dome is its home-built network for shooting down missiles and drones. Turkey\u2019s Baykar drones have burnished their reputation in Libya, Syria and Ukraine. The KAAN is Turkey\u2019s new fighter jet, and Ankara has lined up a first foreign buyer, Indonesia, for 48 of them. ASELSAN, a state firm in Ankara, builds the radars and electronics that tie the systems together.<\/p>\n

Turkish authorities have sealed the city around the palace, putting 56,288 security personnel on the streets, 48,841 of them police and 7,447 gendarmerie, or military police, banning every protest and drone flight for 13 days and drawing a red zone that runs from Esenboga Airport, through the 15 hotels holding the delegations, to the palace gates, where only accredited vehicles pass X-ray machines and bomb-sniffing dogs.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Turkey has closed the airspace above, and the counter-drone weapon guarding it is Turkish, the Sterling munition from the firm TURAC.<\/p>\n

Gulf buyers have a new worry. When the war with Iran began Feb. 28, Iran hit energy plants, ports and air bases across all six states, and the American weapons they rely on could not always keep up.<\/p>\n

The war broke the assumption that hosting American bases and buying American weapons kept the Gulf safe.\u00a0<\/p>\n

American interceptors knocked down most of what Iran fired, but the volume raised doubts about how fast Washington could resupply them.<\/p>\n

Washington had drawn in trillions of dollars of Gulf money and sold the region hundreds of billions in arms, yet could not keep its own bases safe when the fighting reached them, or keep the Strait of Hormuz open.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Gulf governments came out of the war leaning less on Washington, and Turkey has moved into the opening with home-built systems that fill the gaps and carry fewer political strings than American arms.<\/p>\n

What the Gulf wants now is the cheaper, lower end of that fight.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mr. Ahmed said demand has shifted toward weapons that knock down low-flying drones and short-range missiles to protect oil fields, ports and airports. He listed strong interest in the HISAR air-defense missiles, the Korkut anti-aircraft guns and gear that jams enemy electronics. These are systems Turkey has used at home, and they cost less and arrive faster than the American versions.<\/p>\n

Turkey is not replacing the American core, Mr. Ahmed said. Washington will remain the supplier for top-end fighter jets and the long-range systems, like the Patriot and THAAD, that shoot down incoming missiles.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ankara is filling the gaps where the United States moves too slowly, guards its technology too closely, or is too tangled in politics to deliver.\u00a0<\/p>\n

When a Gulf government signs with Turkey, he said, it is not canceling an American order. It is buying gear that works alongside NATO, that it can get now, without waiting on Congress. \u201cIt is the alternative lane in action,\u201d Mr. Ahmed said.<\/p>\n

Dr. Eldad Ben Aharon, a senior researcher at the Peace Research Institute in Frankfurt who studies how Washington manages its security partners, said the choice is not as clean as it looks. Washington has run the Gulf for decades on a deliberately vague bargain, he said, a model that the post-1987 Major Non-NATO Ally framework later institutionalized through security cooperation without treaty obligations and interoperability without alliance guarantees.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Turkey is not replacing that bargain, in his view. It is copying it a rung lower, offering technology, joint production, training and a second partner to answer to, rather than a promise to send help if the shooting starts.<\/p>\n

The common read, that the Gulf is walking away from Washington, \u201ccaptures part of the story but misses the deeper shift,\u201d Mr. Ben Aharon said. What he sees instead is Gulf governments spreading their bets across several powers at once rather than trusting a single protector, with Turkey the newest name on the list.<\/p>\n

The pattern reaches past the Gulf.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Poland, NATO\u2019s third-largest army and one of Washington\u2019s biggest arms buyers, signed a $410 million counter-drone and electronic-warfare deal with the Turkish firm ASELSAN in December, and Turkish arms manufacturer Baykar has discussed building a drone factory there. Washington\u2019s model ally is spreading its orders too.<\/p>\n

Turkey also wants a NATO channel for the relationship.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Christian Rieck, a war-studies professor at the University of Potsdam, said Ankara will use its turn as host to push the alliance to deepen the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative, NATO\u2019s 2004 framework for working with the Gulf, which ties in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates on defense planning, budgeting and counterterrorism.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The four will send their foreign ministers to an ICI meeting on the summit\u2019s sidelines.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Turkey casts the initiative as shoring up the alliance\u2019s exposed southern flank. Once a problem member over its Russian air-defense purchase, Ankara has moved, in his reading, from the alliance\u2019s margin to a \u201cswing state and pivotal state.\u201d<\/p>\n

Saudi Arabia is moving to build Turkish systems on its own soil, including a line for the Akinci armed drone through its state arms company, SAMI. That is co-production: the two countries build the weapon together and the buyer gets the technology and the know-how, which Mr. Ahmed said Washington usually withholds.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Turkey still buys some parts abroad, and for now the KAAN flies on American-made General Electric engines. But Mr. Ahmed said Turkey now builds 82% to 84% of a typical system at home, and that Ankara sells \u201cthe integrated capability stack, not just the black box.\u201d<\/p>\n

Turkish defense and aerospace exports hit $10.9 billion in the year to May, up 47% from a year earlier, and most of it went to NATO allies. Sales to alliance members reached $6.2 billion, 57% of the total, and Turkey\u2019s three largest buyers were all NATO countries.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Two decades ago Turkey imported most of its weapons and sold barely $250 million abroad; today it builds most of its own arms.<\/p>\n

A country that can arm allies and non-aligned states alike, Mr. Ahmed said in a late-June study, Turkey\u2019s defense rise has given Ankara new leverage in NATO.<\/p>\n

Turkey\u2019s defense industry has grown to more than 3,500 companies, but the real test of Ankara\u2019s strategy will come over the next 12 to 18 months, as Turkey arms its own military and its new Gulf customers.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mr. Ahmed warned that a long regional war, or several Gulf states ordering the same systems at once, could jam the lines, since Turkey\u2019s higher-end platforms still depend on imported parts.<\/p>\n

The summit is also Turkey\u2019s reconciliation with Washington.\u00a0<\/p>\n

On June 24 the State Department notified Congress that it would sell Turkey more than $700 million in GE engines for the KAAN, pressing ahead over lawmakers who object as long as Ankara keeps the Russian S-400 air-defense system.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Asked that day about the engines and the F-35, President Trump said he would \u201cprobably do something\u201d to make Turkey happy. Vice President J.D. Vance said a review process has to clear first.<\/p>\n

Omer Ozkizilcik, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and an Ankara-based analyst of Turkey\u2019s military, said the F-35 talks hit a legal wall. Washington will not let Turkey back into the program while it keeps the S-400, he said, and the Trump administration saw the pro-Israel and pro-Greek pushback coming, so it set the bar high on the fighter.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cThe sale of the engines is the main gesture,\u201d Mr. Ozkizilcik said, \u201cand the F-35 talk is a diversion Trump will use to cool down some pro-Israel and pro-Greek senators.\u201d<\/p>\n

Turkish and American interests line up far better now than before the fall of Syria\u2019s Bashar al-Assad fell, Mr. Ozkizilcik said.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The deal folding the Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria into the Damascus government, signed in March 2025, removed the worst problem between the two capitals.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Bringing Mr. Trump to Ankara, he said, is the peak symbol of Turkey\u2019s realignment with NATO, and it moves Mr. Erdogan from outsider to mediator.<\/p>\n

Turkish weapons are heading to Gulf states, and Ankara\u2019s relations with Israel have soured over the past year.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mr. Ben Aharon said the pro-Israel members of Congress who slowed Turkey\u2019s F-35 deal could try to complicate its Gulf sales, and have leaned on Ankara before when Israeli and Turkish interests split.\u00a0<\/p>\n

But he expects less bite this time. Turkey now builds more of what it sells at home, beyond the reach of American export controls, and with Israel and several Gulf states having opened ties, Washington no longer treats Gulf arms-buying as a loss for Israel.<\/p>\n

For the Gulf, Mr. Ahmed said, the point is not full independence but better terms, trading heavy reliance on a restrictive Washington for a partnership with Ankara that shares the technology, which he called \u201ca massive upgrade in practical sovereignty\u201d for Gulf capitals.<\/p>\n

The bigger test, Mr. Ben Aharon said, is not whether Washington can block the sales but whether Turkey can turn them into lasting influence, which is where the future of Washington\u2019s and Ankara\u2019s roles in Gulf security will ultimately be decided. Turkey sold $10.9 billion in arms last year, against Israel\u2019s record $19.2 billion. Gulf states now buy from Washington, Ankara, Europe and, increasingly, Asia at once, and a sale is not a hold on a country. \u201cMiddle Eastern history is littered with states that sold weapons without generating influence,\u201d Mr. Ben Aharon said.<\/p>\n

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