These infographics are very old. Many concept changes have been made over those years, and these days have been reached. I think don't be fooled by the visuals.
As part of the announcement dated November 17, 2015 made by the Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MoND) on the cancellation of the T-LoRAMiDS Project, it was underlined that activities for fulfilling the related demands with national resources would be continued. To this end, in 2016, the Presidency of Defence Industries (SSB) launched the Indigenous Long-Range Air Defence System (GUMS/HİSAR-U) Project later named as SİPER. The contract regarding the SİPER Project was signed by an Aselsan, Roketsan and TÜBİTAK SAGE Partnership on January 15, 2018 and within the scope of the Project, being executed with national facilities, Aselsan is responsible for the development of the Long-Range Search Radar, Multi-Functional Fire Control Radar and Radar (RF) Seeker. The system design specifications of the Project were completed in 2018 and the activities on System and Sub-System Design are being executed. With a range over 100km, the SİPER Missile is planned to function against only air breathing targets in the first stage, but Anti-Ballistic Missile capability is expected to be gained during the second stage. The first delivery as part of the Project is aimed to be conducted at the end of 2021.
On July 12, 2019 the An-124/100 and IL-76TD EMERCOM transport aircraft carrying the first batch of equipment for the Turkish Air Force (TurAF)’s First S-400 System (Squadron) finally landed, one after another, on the Mürted Airfield Command in Ankara. How many batteries is the S-400 System...
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Even Ibrahim Sünnetçi's articles are out of date.