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The same EU that pours billions into our country for decades, have their companies operate here, give us tax breaks so we can have 50% of our trade with the EU. The US, that has been stationing their nukes in our country for protection. They must be terrible allies. Let me tell you...

Allies have no value in case of war if they are on the other end of the globe, unless they are called the United States or Tier 2 countries such as the UK. The US and NATO are our security backbone. The sooner people realize this, the better.

The economic powerhouse of Afghanistan or shall we say the Taliban will buy 50 KAANs for around 5bln €. That's all I have to say about the quality of your post.

For all we know that might as well be part of a tea cattle.

Do you ever stop to think? Hmm maybe if the Europeans are scared, we should be too at least a bit? Because the Americans and Brits are our biggest allies in the NATO. And the alternative to NATO is a EU led project which we are definitely not part of.

I wouldnt overestimate the worth of words of an ambassador, it's part of his job.

Yes, Korean banks can probably match other western countries. They are earning hundreds of billions of € every year through exports surplus.

And what makes you think that?

How reliable is this account? PS: You can link to tweets directly

Not sure if Ukraine will have the budget for a 5th Generation Aircraft for a while or even before the war.

The goal of Sky Shield is to and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Sky_Shield_Initiative Are we buying Patriots or IRIS-T? Arrow 3 is probably not realistic due to current political circumstances.

On the topic of Leo 2A8, not that we're interested, but to compare prices: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_2#Leopard_2A8

Time to bring back the good old Istiklal Tribunals, once we return to the rule of law.

Library is right around the corner. Probably have never seen the insides of a library either.

Sorry, but spoken like someone who has never seen the insides of an university. Universities can be open to the public, but wtf are they doing in the middle of lectures.

Probably not including all payload, also not guaranteed that all systems onboard will be bought in Turkey.

Exactly, the debris would eventually kill their own assets in space too. That's pretty much the plot of Gravity from 2013: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_(2013_film)

Workers at a nuclear powerplant, construction worker or cleaning personnel, should have proper background checks. We should be seeing heads rolling at the police or whoever screwed up.

This is seriously a WTF moment.

So they sold their equipment to the US and thus made our supply lines weaker? Or does it mean that they are investing in new production and new equipment in the US? Something doesnt sound right about this announcement.