It seems to me that Turkey should have not a measly 400, but at least 4,000!
15 years ago, the US had 8,000 Tomahawks alone.
I am not saying this for the sake of rhetoric, but taking into account the global tension.
Here is some data for comparison:
In 1991, the Americans fired 122 Tomahawks in the first salvo at Iraq.
In 2011, 112 Tomahawks were fired at 20 targets in Libya.
In 2017, the US fired at least 40 Tomahawks at just one airbase in Syria!!!
Space images confirmed 40 hits on the airbase in Homs.
That is, the Americans considered it expedient to fire 40 expensive missiles at one target.
It should also be taken into account that the Tomahawk warhead weighs about half a ton, while the SOM warhead weighs only 230 kg.
Russia had even more of them before the war. In 3 years, the Russians launched more than 10,000 missiles at Ukraine!!!
Our neighbor Iran has more than 3,000 ballistic missiles alone.
I don’t know how many missiles Turkey needs, but Russia’s neighbors should definitely take into account that the Russians produce missiles practically according to the principle: you can’t spoil porridge with butter.
Some data from here