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Basically the type of engine I mentioned is wrong. But surely somewhere it was mentioned that there is engine development for the Hurkus B. Does anyone know details?

Was there a report from the SSB President about the Hurkus B engine? I think a TEI representative had previously said that the TEI-PD 170 engine would be integrated into the training aircraft.

Politicians have always thought only of their own pocket in Greece.The Greek State has never created a national plan that would be followed by all governments.Governments in Greece have been doing this over time.From the beginning of its existence, Greece had an English, French and Russian party...

You catch a topic for discussion that is very sad and frustrating. There is no Greek defense industry. All Greek defense industries have been sold to third countries or have ceased operations. Greece once had a strong shipbuilding industry, now the shipyards have sold out in Germany and are...

Hellenic Air Force is going to acquire 8 T55-GA-714A engines from the USA for the CH-47 Chinook transport helicopters. The acquisition of the engines was discussed in the previous days in the Congress and, according to the available data, their cost reaches 14 million dollars. To avoid further...

I consider to some extent that Turkey's acceptance for Greece to rejoin NATO happened to reduce/eliminate the US embargo.

The Great Idea ended in 1923-1924 with the Treaty of Lausanne. It has been 100 years since then. Also in the areas of Constantinople, Pontus, Cappadocia and Asia Minor there was the Greek minority which according to the demographic data of 1910 was 1.777.146 inhabitants. This means that they...

You are at least exaggerated! Turkey is the one claiming in the Aegean Sea. Greece has no claims in Asia Minor or Pontus. You probably forget the September of 1955. From this point on, Greece decided to militarize the islands, so that there would be no second pogrom against the Greek population...

You are right, the direction that Armenia has is completely self-destructive. With the change of prime minister and the change of its geopolitical aspirations, Armenia may be able to stand on its own two feet in 10-15 years from today, it has a long way to go. In Syria, the accounts have not...

On Thursday, February 25, 2021, the PASSEX (Passing Exercise) of the Hydra Frigate was conducted with the USCG ADAK and USCG MAUI patrols of the United States of America in the Persian Gulf. Co-training of the Hydra frigate with US Surface Units

And you do not ask for a little, on the contrary you ask for the demilitarization of the entire Eastern Aegean. It is not speculation that you want to land in the islands of the Eastern Aegean, the amphibious ships of the Aegean Army confirm this. If you want to go amphibious ships to the Black...

If it is to walk in disbelief for our neighbor then there will never be a solution. So you are telling me that Turkey uses the argument of the demilitarization of the islands as a pretext because it does not trust the Europeans and the Greeks and considers them hypocrites; You are afraid that...

I would agree with you on the NATO you mentioned. But I do not know to what extent NATO can ensure the territorial integrity of Greece. NATO, as is well known, does not recognize borders between its member states since it considers them a "single space"! Does it make sense for Greece to rely on...

This is the constructive climate that you want Turkey to have with Greece? The fact that you dare to tell me that you want the Turkish Army to reach Athens is not just provocative but a reason for declaring war. Do you have these nonsense in the back of your mind? Instead of thinking about how a...

I recommend Space Dandy, One Piece & Fairy Tail.

Since when is the Aegean Army defensive? The amphibious ships belong to the defense military planning of Turkey? You're probably kidding me. The Aegean Army with 130,000 military personnel is not called defensive in any case.

It is not my fault if Greek politicians do not know what they are signing! I'm talking about what needs to be done to resolve the issue. If Greece unilaterally demilitarizes the islands of the Eastern Aegean, then it will lose them. The Turks will try to take control of the islands of the...

But this is unfair! In order for Greece to feel safe, the islands of the Eastern Aegean along with the coasts of Asia Minor must be demilitarized. Greece must have troops on its eastern border to defend its borders as long as the Aegean Army exists, even if it violates the Treaty of Lausanne and...

Yes, but with serious suggestions. My point of view is this: -Demilitarization of the islands of the Eastern Aegean and the coasts of Asia Minor. -To remain the territorial waters of the coasts and islands of the Aegean islands at 6 nautical miles so that international waters do not close to the...

From the moment you do not ask for something then you can not ask for the demilitarization of 1/4 of mainland Greece! The tension starts from the fact that the Aegean Army with its amphibious ships is numerically equivalent to the entire Greek army! So the sentence I quoted in my previous...