Pakistan Secures Second Place at International Military Drone Competition in Türkiye

Pakistan secured second place at the Best International Military Drone Team Competition (BIMDTC-2026), held in Ankara, Türkiye, with military teams from 33 countries participating in the event.

Türkiye finished first in the overall standings, followed by Pakistan in second place, Italy in third and France in fourth.

In the individual category, Captain Talha of Pakistan's 44 Signals secured second place among more than 100 participating drone pilots, demonstrating his skills in operating unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

The competition brought together military teams from across the world to demonstrate their expertise in drone operations and unmanned aerial technologies. The event highlighted the growing role of drones in modern military operations, including reconnaissance, surveillance and other battlefield tasks.

Pakistan's second-place finish in the team category, alongside Captain Talha's individual achievement, marked a notable performance by the country's military drone operators at the international event.

Final Team Rankings:

1. Türkiye

2. Pakistan

3. Italy

4. France