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"Greece has unlawfully armed the islands within the scope of the 1923 Lausanne Treaty, the 1947 Paris Peace Treaty and EGAYDAAK. 🔴 As a result of our work ◾️ 3 Air ◾️ 8 Seas ◾️ 5 Radar ◾️ We have identified at least 86 Greek military points, including 70 ~ Land base." Translation by adenl.

So it seems Turkey is going with a fully local design according to Ragip Soylu....

Basically Turkey inquired about buying 'a brand new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier or a decommissioned one, but British officials denied that request.' But in return British officials 'offered to sell the design of an aircraft carrier and provide technical support during the...

The identity of this missile launched from MDAS is important imo. It's most likely a ESSM, but it could very well be something else 🤷‍♂️.

I mentioned this on the US Turkey relations thread, but the important thing is that The State Dept's Spokesperson doesn't actually name the perpetrator...

https://www.voanews.com/europe/ankara-may-be-poised-pivot-middle-east-central-asia As I also mentioned in my Tweets, I don't really think this is possible without solving the Syrian, PKK and the East Med issues. But then again, the governments recent softening in stances could mean they are...

State Dept's Spokesperson is condemning the three terror attacks committed by US ally YPG/SDF, in Northern Syria this past week...…without actually calling out the perpetuators.

The pivot the Asia is on a fast track it seems. My summary is below:

And then all civilian ships in the area will become legitimate targets.

It was most likely to stop it from being sold and falling into the wrong hands.

Not that they need Turkeys blessing lol

What i don't understand, is that at what point did the US intervene. Was this done with Turkeys blessing? Maybe as a good will gesture....

The Panstir system that was captured and paraded last year, ended up in Ramstein Air Base lol https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/russian-missile-system-spirited-out-of-libya-by-us-hjjtz0kd2 Its behind a paywall so this is better to read:

What is more important with USV's is to supplement existing vessels, possibly by surveillance and illuminating enemy vessels. Once that is done, a ship or land based eg TRLG 230 can target an enemy vessel. This would also be very useful in the Aegean, where coastal positions could be struck.

I agree. It makes no sense to replace the Leo2 turret with an Altays and then revert back to a L44.

Thanks!

There also seems to be minor differences in the two turrets. Either way, hayırlı olsun :)

Hi people. I'm new to the forum, but have been following this forum and the 'other' one since 2012. I wanted to point out that the modernised Leo still looks like it has a L44 gun. This brings a question of whether the turret is straight from Altay or its a upgraded Leo turret.