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AARGM-ER is what you're thinking of.

Turkey has had mines on its borders for years which countless boys, girls, men and women have blown themselves up on or stayed clear of. If the Syrians want to get rid of Assad, they must be the ones to do it. And they must be the ones to get rid of the jihadist snakes in their midst. America's...

1) Round them up, deport them across the border via force. Then secure the border. That's how deportations work, my friend. You aren't required to politely ask if an illegal migrant or refugee wants to leave, especially since under Turkish law refugees aren't allowed to stay permanently or...

I always wanted to see multi-barrel rocket launchers for infantry purposes become more widespread. M202 FLASH is the only one I know of.

I like how you're not even bothering to wear the mask anymore. You don't want the refugees to go, we get it. The article is not talking about any plans. It's talking about Syrians in Idlib complaining that the place isn't fit to live in. Which, again, is not Turkey's problem. Turkey builds...

Many MS-13 members were deported to South America and quickly spread there. They are an international organization now and pretty damn dangerous. It also doesn't matter that the gangs are being given generic civilian arms intended for export instead of proper military hardware. The point is...

Gonna be even worse if South American gangs are operating in Turkey itself. You absolutely do not want the likes of MS-13 on Turkish streets. El Salvador had to pretty much declare total martial law to stop them. And Turkish weapons in the hands of South American criminals is just going to...

If I may interject, I find your logic very flawed. 1) Syrians already don't particularly care about Turkey. Am I the only one that remembers those videos of Syrian refugees under Turkish protection opening fire on Turkish border guards after they tried to stop them? Or the Syrian refugee...

Exactly, I suspect if CHP ran literally anybody else not only would they have won but it wouldn't even be close even with the illegal migrants voting for Erdogan. Ogan would flush away all the goodwill he amassed from nationalist segments by aligning with Erdogan. They wouldn't forgive him.

Then I hope KK swallows his pride and agrees because it would be the most hilarious upset in Turkish election history to have a candidate with 5% of the votes win the presidency.

So at this point it's either Erdogan wins now or he wins in the second round. Or could Kilicdaroglu theoretically rally together enough support to win the second round?

If it's that easy to identify these migrants, opposition could theoretically raise havoc over this and demand that their votes be thrown out as illegitimate.

Ay allah, I really hope those weren't French soldiers or we're gonna be in mega deep s**t. It's one thing to observe, record and shove that footage in Macron's face with a complimentary "the f**k are you doing?" it's another to actually attack them.

You summed up the main points pretty well. Aliyev was never some revolutionary figure with sweeping reforms that remade Azerbaijan from the ground up (though you will have some sycophants trying to claim that), he was the last in the line of a series of sucky Azerbaijani leaders that happened to...

For some reason I was under the impression that Imran Khan had been ages ago but then I haven't been keeping up with Pakistani politics. In Pakistan, military IS the cabal.

Aliyev is diplomatic with Erdogan so I guess that means Azerbaijan can go eat shit now even though Aliyev openly criticized Erdogan for his policies in the past. So does Turkey LMAO. More than half the country knows Aliyev is a crook but they are also smart enough to recognize that the...

...did KK just admit that foreign intelligence is going to be running interference for him in the election? That's like...Biden levels of "oopsie, I said the quiet thing out loud". Can't believe I'm starting to prefer Erdogan to this guy.

Of course you can, history is littered with the corpses of seemingly successful companies that were killed through a series of bad decisions.

Is the Sudanese military actually crushing RSF? I was under the impression RSF had managed to establish a sort of stalemate with the army. Admittedly it was amusing watching RSF's propaganda arm on Twitter throwing out all kinds of buzzwords about human rights to get westerners to care about...

Bruh, this shit is a borderline comedy. That's basically point blank range, you can't possibly miss your target at that distance. I'm legitimately amazed that the casualties haven't been higher. Also this engagement was likely not done with knowledge of Armenian government officials. Literally...