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I’m not sure, but I think it’s a normal procedure. Firstly, you train pilots and maintenance personnel and when they finally receive the aircrafts they can already operate it. Take the T-129 Atak for example. The Philippine Air Force announced on 22 May 2021 that they sent pilots and...

I’ve read somewhere that Baykar intends to start the export of Akinci in 2023 because they are firstly meeting the Turkish Armed Forces demands.

85% of TAI employees are female : https://www.tusas.com/content/files/uploads/3294/2021-tusas-sustainability-reports.pdf

I’m sure Baykar’s MIUS will be better than the S70 hands down. The Russian don’t make good enough drones.

Would be great if Kosovo had TB2’s.

So it is called TRLG300 ? Right ?

Because your naive enough to think that Russia will help Turkiye in nuclear technology ? What will Russia exactly gain from this ?

And I’m pretty sure that in the future Russia will use the power plant as a leverage against Turkiye. Russian are crazy enough it would not be surprising if they provoke a catastrophe similar to Chernobyl in Turkiye.

‘’China deeply afraid regarding the Turkish mineral discovery’’.

It doesn’t really matter, Baykar will never sell any of their drones to Russia. Putler can beg as much as he wants. It’s ‘’nyet’’ for them.

Not sure if it’s related to the above post.

@Manomed Do you think the Turkish Armed Forces are still well trained and skilled like before the coup ? Do you think it changed with Erdogan after the coup ?

Altay is nowhere near obsolete. No modern MBT is. But let’s say they will need to be used differently.

No mercy for these rats.

Turkiye must completely side with Ukraine and hand a few of their strategic weapons to the Ukrainians. No more mediation bullshit. Hope Putler will regret his moves.

https://12ft.io/ You can use this link. It worked for me.

Nice article explaining in detail Turkiye’s plan in Syria ...

@CAN_TR He’s doing it on purpose at this point. Licking Russian and Iranian boots, that’s all AKParty can do.