While they do conduct these test to get data that can help improve the munition, I believe I have seen secondary tests hitting less in the middle than primary tests.
Understanding how CEP is calculated, it is very difficult to draw a conclusion based on your examples. Almost misses are also a hit - hitting the surface area designated is a hit - and it could just be chance that you hit right in the middle or a bit away from the middle.
Their economy is incredibly weak. 220% debt to GDP ratio, no growth, deflation and a detrimental birth rate.
Japan is dying and taking massive loans to buy expensive weapons will just accelerate the process.
Spain decided to cancel their F-35 acquisition even though they had committed 6.3 bnEUR to the purchase. Could they become a partner for KAAN after joining the Hurjet program?
After comparing the pictures, it seems to be a different KE under assembly. The KE in Boykaz post is most likely this one (in the background) from your picture. (I deduced that by looking at the angles and windows in the background)
The wingtip of the KE in the front from your post can be...
I find it remarkable how Turkiye has made warships in the 2000-3000 tonnes class a MTS product rather than a MTO.
Turkey should just produce these and buyers will come running.
The axis of retards was always a joke - Israel just exposed them. Israeli hasn't really made any major advancement in their effort against Iran since Friday. They are lacking the munitions that can really hurt Iran's nuclear facilities - If the US doesn't join in, it is a lost cause for them.
It is not low cost at all. Israel's campaign is extremely inefficient from a value perspective. Israel is spending $300 mUSD per day on jet fuel and munitions - not to talk about the cost to their economy.
Can Turkiye afford to let Iran collapse?
Türkiye is next on Israel's list - and Türkiye is still 10 years from being able to comfortably deal with Israel...