Indonesia Produces Cakir Cruise Missiles to Execute Stealth Warship Blitz Tactics
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| Indonesia start's produces Cakir cruise missiles |
Indonesia's collaboration with Turkey to develop missiles is appropriate.
Indonesia will eventually receive technology transfer for the Cakir missile.
This will enable Indonesia to produce its own cruise missiles domestically in the future.
"This agreement covers serial production and technology transfer to Indonesia and was announced to the public on the second day of the exhibition.
Although no figures have been announced regarding the number of units or financial terms, this contract aligns with Turkey's broader defense strategy of building long-term industrial partnerships rather than relying solely on weapons exports," explained Army Recognition on August 1, 2025.
"This agreement covers serial production and technology transfer to Indonesia and was announced to the public on the second day of the exhibition.
Although no figures have been announced regarding the number of units or financial terms, this contract aligns with Turkey's broader defense strategy of building long-term industrial partnerships rather than relying solely on weapons exports," explained Army Recognition on August 1, 2025.
The Cakir's capabilities as a cruise missile are indeed considered excellent.
The Cakir's speed reaches 0.75-0.85 Mach.
This missile can be launched from fighter jets, warships, and ground platforms.
"The air-launched version has a range of over 150 kilometers, and the surface-launched version over 100 kilometers.
This guidance system integrates inertial navigation, barometric altimeter, and radar, terrain reference navigation, and anti-jamming GNSS," he explained.
It is known that Indonesia will deploy the Cakir missile on stealth warships.
These stealth warships are domestically produced in Indonesia.
"Indonesia is likely to use the Çakir cruise missile on the new stealth missile ship developed by the Republic of Palindo,” Army Recognition explained on August 1, 2025.
The purpose of this warship is to carry out lightning-fast attack tactics against the enemy.
"Indonesia signed an agreement with Turkey to produce the Cakir cruise missile for the rapid naval attack program,” he explained.
Most surprisingly, this stealth warship is made of composite materials and has a speed of 53 knots.
With such high speed, lightning-fast attack tactics are highly feasible.
"These ships are designed for high-speed coastal missions with low radar visibility and can reach speeds of up to 53 knots. These ships are designed to operate as part of a connected fleet and can carry Cakir or Atmaca missiles, 12.7mm cannons, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Cakir missile variant designed for this platform is expected to include several warhead options, including high-explosive, armor-piercing, and thermobaric types. The stealth missile boat is reported to be equipped with a composite structure measuring 20 meters in length and 7.9 meters in width, specifically designed for attack and interdiction operations in shallow waters along Indonesia's extensive coastline," according to Army Recognition.
Production facilities for the Cakir cruise missile are also set to be built in Indonesia.***
The Cakir's speed reaches 0.75-0.85 Mach.
This missile can be launched from fighter jets, warships, and ground platforms.
"The air-launched version has a range of over 150 kilometers, and the surface-launched version over 100 kilometers.
This guidance system integrates inertial navigation, barometric altimeter, and radar, terrain reference navigation, and anti-jamming GNSS," he explained.
It is known that Indonesia will deploy the Cakir missile on stealth warships.
These stealth warships are domestically produced in Indonesia.
"Indonesia is likely to use the Çakir cruise missile on the new stealth missile ship developed by the Republic of Palindo,” Army Recognition explained on August 1, 2025.
The purpose of this warship is to carry out lightning-fast attack tactics against the enemy.
"Indonesia signed an agreement with Turkey to produce the Cakir cruise missile for the rapid naval attack program,” he explained.
Most surprisingly, this stealth warship is made of composite materials and has a speed of 53 knots.
With such high speed, lightning-fast attack tactics are highly feasible.
"These ships are designed for high-speed coastal missions with low radar visibility and can reach speeds of up to 53 knots. These ships are designed to operate as part of a connected fleet and can carry Cakir or Atmaca missiles, 12.7mm cannons, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Cakir missile variant designed for this platform is expected to include several warhead options, including high-explosive, armor-piercing, and thermobaric types. The stealth missile boat is reported to be equipped with a composite structure measuring 20 meters in length and 7.9 meters in width, specifically designed for attack and interdiction operations in shallow waters along Indonesia's extensive coastline," according to Army Recognition.
Production facilities for the Cakir cruise missile are also set to be built in Indonesia.***
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