SHOTLIST: LONDON, UK (SEPT. 9, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF ASELSAN'S ARMORED VEHICLE KORKUT 2. VARIOUS OF MODELS OF VEHICLES AT ASELSAN STAND 3. ASELSAN STAND (TWO SHOTS) 4. VARIOUS OF SURVEILLANCE AND TARGETING SYSTEMS / TARGETING KITS 5. VARIOUS OF BMC ARMORED VEHICLE 6. VARIOUS OF ROKETSAN ROCKETS AND DRONE 7. VARIOUS OF REPKON PRODUCTS 8. QUADRUPED ROBOT DEMONSTRATION (TWO SHOTS) 9. ARMORED VEHICLE ON DISPLAY 10. TURKISH SECRETARIAT OF DEFENSE INDUSTRIES BANNER 11. MAN TALKING TO WOMAN AT STAND 12. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WALKING AMONG STANDS (TWO SHOTS) 13. VARIOUS OF AMMUNITIONS ON DISPLAY 14. MODEL SHIPS ON DISPLAY (TWO SHOTS) 15. VARIOUS OF GUNS AND OTHER AMMUNITION ON DISPLAY AT MKE STAND / MEN TALKING 16. VARIOUS OF GUNS AND OTHER AMMUNITION ON DISPLAY AT SARSILMAZ STAND 17. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WALKING / PEOPLE LOOKING AROUND 18. VARIOUS OF GUNS AND OTHER AMMUNITION ON DISPLAY AT CANIK STAND 19. PEOPLE WALKING 20. ARMORED VEHICLE ON DISPLAY (TWO SHOTS) 21. TÜRKİYE'S AMBASSADOR TO LONDON, OSMAN KORAY ERTAS SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Turkish)LONDON, UK - SEPT. 9: The Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition kicked off in the British capital on Tuesday amid a rally by pro-Palestine activists. The four-day event, taking place at the ExCel center in London, brings together all the pillars of national security and defense, including air, space, land, naval, security, cyber, and joint. This year’s show features over 1,600 defense and security suppliers from more than 90 countries. ASELSAN, ROKETSAN, and BMC are among 27 Turkish firms attending the exhibition. Visiting the stands of Turkish companies at the fair, Türkiye's Ambassador to London, Osman Koray Ertas, told Anadolu that the major geopolitical rupture in the world has made the defense industry not a choice but a necessity. Meanwhile, a group of people staged a rally outside the venue to protest companies providing arms to Israel. Carrying Palestinian flags, hundreds of protesters reacted to the exhibition for allowing Israeli companies to attend the event. Despite the ban on Israel’s official delegation, Israeli arms companies supplying essential weaponry for Israeli attacks in Gaza are attending the exhibition. Some of the signs, held by protesters, read: "Stop the arms fair," "Stop fueling wars and genocide," and "War criminals this way." Metropolitan Police said three protesters were arrested during the protest.