ROKETSAN Successfully Completes Test Firings of Developed ÇAKIR Cruise Missile
Produced with national resources, the ÇAKIR cruise missile hit land and sea targets with pinpoint accuracy using its New Generation IIR Seeker Head in land-based firing tests. The missile also demonstrated its extended range and integration capability into different platforms.
Developed by ROKETSAN, the national cruise missile ÇAKIR successfully completed its test processes by hitting both land and sea targets with pinpoint accuracy using its New Generation IIR Seeker Head in two different land-based firing tests.
Test Firings and Range Trials
The ROKETSAN-produced ÇAKIR cruise missile achieved success by targeting land and sea targets in a two-firing test program launched from land on different days. During the firings, the New Generation IIR Seeker Head within the missile was utilized.
Using its new propulsion system during the testing process, ÇAKIR successfully tested its extended range. Having been fired from land vehicles following UAV platforms, the missile showcased its ability to be integrated into different platforms.
Technical Specifications and Capabilities of the Missile
Possessing low observability and high strike precision, the new generation cruise missile ÇAKIR is designed to operate in all weather conditions and against various target types thanks to advanced navigation applications.
Produced with a countermeasure-resistant structure, the missile incorporates capabilities such as target updating and mission abort via datalink, alongside the ability to re-attack.