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Hundreds of Kilometers of Surveillance Network: Turkey's Move Against F-35s... After Abu Zuhur, All Eyes Are on Turkish Radars.

Following Israel's attack on Abu Zuhur Military Airfield, the question of which system Turkey uses to track Israeli aircraft has come to the forefront. Turkey's radar network, consisting of ALP 300-G, ALP 100-G, and E-7T HIK aircraft, has the capacity to track Israeli aircraft from takeoff onwards under suitable conditions.
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Following Israel's attack on Abu Zuhur Military Airfield, the question of which system Turkey uses to track Israeli aircraft has come to the forefront. Turkey's radar network, consisting of ALP 300-G, ALP 100-G, and E-7T HIK aircraft, has the capacity to track Israeli aircraft from takeoff onwards under suitable conditions.

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Haber Sitesi ODATV broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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