Turkish intel academy calls for urgent security reforms after Israel-Iran conflict

A report by the Turkish National Intelligence Academy analyzes the recent 12-day war between Israel and Iran, recommending that Ankara undertake comprehensive security reforms. The analysis calls for immediate improvements to early warning systems, the construction of shelters, and robust measures against espionage targeting Turkey's defense sector. While acknowledging Turkey's status as a drone power, the report highlights remaining vulnerabilities and the need to modernize its air force and air defense systems. It urges Turkey to accelerate the development and production of advanced military systems, including ballistic and hypersonic weapons, based on lessons from the conflict.