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NATO – Real Contributions by Country The Economist Magazine’s Graphic Detail column recently reported on military spending across countries for 2023, based on SIPRI’s measures of defence spending and this sites military PPP data. This week the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS)...

First there has to be a tender, and they will have to win the tender first. But most likely good chances of winning.

One could argue that they did fight each other, a little bit kinda. 13,000 Americans (in the Arkhangelsk and Vladivostok regions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_intervention_in_the_Russian_Civil_War

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/defense/buoyed-by-contracts-aselsan-posts-4172m-net-profit-in-2024

No, nothing official so far.

Looks like FNSS has struck luck ever since they got rid of their British co-owners. 619 vehicles, that has to be at least 2-3m per piece - huge contract.

Looks like the C-130 from UK are on their way according to this https://www.savunmasanayist.com/turkiye-ingiltereden-12-c-130j-aliyor/

Hürjet with the new camo looks like a real fighter aircraft. Would buy.

Wonder how expensive this will be per shell.

Did you know about NATOs Kerosene pipeline network? Details are of course not public, but it connects key facilities all over Europe with kerosene. Unfortunately, it seems like we do have a western and eastern network that were, at least in the past, not connected...

Diversity is good an all. But I don't like our state enterprises competing with each other and wasting resources.

Yeah of all the hotspots, I dont think Serbia is dumb enough to start real shit.

Never underestimate how nationalistic our Turks abroad or even in 4/5th generation are, even if theres more money to be made somewhere else. But the mindset would be all wrong, we should be training the next generations in our own universities.

That is truly an outrageous price if that's all they are delivering. How many Firtinas have we produced so far, any updated numbers?

Anyone who has access and can share this article? https://www.economist.com/europe/2025/02/06/turkey-is-building-a-spaceport-in-somalia?utm_medium=social-media.content.np&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=editorial-social&utm_content=discovery.content

That woman has more courage and balls than dozen "certain" men.

Inb4 Greece claims that rock too. /s No but seriously impressive accuracy. Would love to see it in action with a warhead.

Keep your personal beef at a minimum and no insults, name-calling. No warnings this time but big brother is watching.

Germany usually picks their own national subsystems. I would be very surprised if Aselsan gets a share of the deal.

You'll find those people in many countries. There are people actively working with Russia in the German parliament.