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Can a swarm of Songar drones be used as air defence against other drones?

Is this fake? I can't find anything about it.

Even if you have all the systems in the required number, how do you even stop what Israel and Ukraine did?

They are the CHP of America, and just like CHP, they strangle out any other political party that is competent enough to fight against the conservative oligarchical ruling party.

The current roundel is the same as the one Peru uses. Additionally, the square was the one used by the Ottomans, so it evokes the military history of the Turkish Air Force.

That project will only come to light in 2029; till then, we probably won't hear much about it.

UAE is an enemy that attacked Turkish personal recently. Turkey needs to crush them once and for all.

This is a month old, but it seems the UAE deliberately attacked Turkish forces in Sudan. Why the fuck does Turkey always let them get away with this shit.

Wouldn't the time frame match the expected flight date of the new prototypes? Additionally, could the contaminated titanium supply slow down the assembly slightly?

People need to ask less about the KAAN prototypes and more about Toygar, Karat and other components. Have we heard anything new about them?

This article, written in 2023, states that the Turkish-Qatari semiconductor factory is expected to open within 12 months, producing the first Turkish 65-nanometer chips. Do we have any word on what happened, because anything I can find about the Turkish and Qatari semiconducting corporation is...

Does this mean they will finally do weapons tests?

Peter Zeihan made a video about Turkey's rise, and his comments are full of Turk-hating idiots and pathetic self-hating losers.

The US military is revamping it's military in a way to better use small drones i wonder has their been any news of Turkey also moving in that direction.

Is it going to actually be used for personal transport, or is that just a classification name sort of thing?

I found an article from April discussing how the FCAS Fighter Program is experiencing difficulties, as Dassault Aviation appears to hint that it is satisfied with the way the program is progressing. We might see a repeat of what happened when the French left the Eurofighter program. I'm...

Thanks for the explanation. For some stupid reason, I didn't put two and two together and realised that Aselsan was making fun of them for that.

what's so funny i don't get it?

How did South Korea get the KF-21 unit cost to $65 million per unit?

So essentially, the same reaction the EU had.