Alliance Focuses on Defense Cooperation 
NATO members have showcased a series of major defense agreements in Ankara ahead of a high-profile summit attended by U.S. President Donald Trump and leaders of allied nations.
The announcements underscore the alliance's continued focus on strengthening defense capabilities, enhancing military cooperation and addressing evolving global security challenges.
The summit is expected to feature discussions on collective defense, regional security, increased defense spending and ongoing geopolitical developments.
Officials say allied leaders will also review measures to improve military readiness and reinforce cooperation among member states.
Several governments and defense companies unveiled new procurement plans and partnership agreements aimed at modernizing military equipment and expanding production capacity.
Analysts say the deals reflect growing investment in defense as NATO members respond to changing security priorities and seek to improve interoperability across the alliance.
The Ankara summit comes at a time of heightened international tensions, with NATO leaders expected to discuss support for allies, emerging security threats and long-term strategic planning.
Observers say the outcome of the meeting could influence future defense cooperation and the alliance's approach to global security in the years ahead.