Recent content by Yasar_TR

Good point! Now let us look at F110 engine: It originated from the F101 engine originally developed for the B1 bomber in late 1970’s. So in effect the PIP package of F101 is the F110. Then a stealthy version of the F110 appeared without the afterburner. That was F118. These propelled B2...

The 100 units and more probably are OK. As we have the green light, a licenced production agreement needs to be signed for a given timescale, like we did with t700 and the Honeywell cts800 engines. Then we start manufacturing the engines within that time scale. Of course the two engines‘...

They have all solid fuel, all liquid fuel and hybrid ones too https://www.iranwatch.org/our-publications/weapon-program-background-report/table-irans-missile-arsenal

Turkiye has got the green light to licence produce f404 engines. However I think TEI are dragging their feet here. Because to set up an assembly line just to produce 100 engines may not be cost effective according to Mahmut Aksit. They want the top brass to give them the go ahead. US may stop...

If what you explain is the case; Do you approve that our country’s air defence system is controlled by foreign entities? Mainly by an Israeli-driven-US ? Why are we trying so hard to have our own air defence system, as when we finally have it, it can be used to stop an aerial attack on Greece...

Savunmasanayist and the below Xaccount say it crashed in Qamishli. That is close to 550 km to Dortyol where SM3 fell. SM3 has a max speed of around 8mach. It works on hit to kill. If it were an exo atmospheric interception, please explain to me how it came back by 550km, when what it hit fell...

On paper to a certain degree. It is under the operational control of Turkish armed forces. The Kürecik Radar Station in Malatya, Turkey, is a critical NATO early-warning asset, operational since 2012, designed to detect ballistic missile threats. While operated by U.S. personnel, it is...

Where it originated from is an unknown. Most Likely there is a record of it in Kurecik. But Turkey doesn’t have access to this so called NATO radar, even though it provides security for it. US or Israel could have easily fired an interceptor and let it self detonate over Turkish airspace...

If you check below map, you will see that where the remnants of the interceptor fell, Dortyol is 20-25km north of Iskenderun. That is too far north of Cyprus. It probably was going for the old US Incirlik-Adana airforce base. It is now a Turkish base for use of NATO too. Also that line goes all...

Yes, UK has too many radical Islamists. That is because the emphasis the UK government puts on multi cultural society we live in. They have allowed too many radicalised islamists in to the country. And let them fester in their circles the poison they brought with them. The government go out of...

New caretaker supreme leader of Iran, Arifi’s take on Karabakh: “Nagorno-Karabakh belongs to Azerbaijan and is part of Islam”. First part of the sentence is good and interesting coming from a Kurdish/sectarian religious fanatic. But the second part betrays his real roots.

TUSAŞ General Manager Demiroğlu inspected the ANKA-3's domestically produced TF-6000 engine on the test platform. I hope we may see the TF6000 on an Anka-3 earlier than envisaged. Logic dictates that by the time those LRIP birds are built, this engine will have reached the necessary maturity...

Please stay on topic. This is Israel-US vs Iran War (2026) thread. All off topic posts have been deleted. If you wish to discuss Turkish politics go to the relevant thread.

Be it a promise to be elected in the next election again or be it to be an Epstein style hold on them or be it through outright bribery; what is clear is that the strongest country in the world is being managed by an elite minority of a mainly Jewish lobby. (It has to be remembered that there...

I know they did. But did it do any good? One individual was denied US visa and the EDD (equipment development department) was banned from having export licences. The latter must be hurting still, in spite of the fact that China has been trying to circumvent it though illicit means.