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When you buy something in Europe and it says made in Europe / EU - instead of a specific country. You can bet your money that its made in Bulgaria, Romania & Co. But dont blame the companies, blame the people that have prejudices towards those countries.

Good, but it boggles my mind how three people lean over the edge of a building while constructing it. Why is there no scaffolding? When will we learn to value the lifes of our construction workers. Its not that high 3 meters or so but still compared to Europe we have a long way to go when it...

TB2s can be in production for years and decades. If the F16 has been relevant in various iterations and upgrades for almost 50 years, 49 to be precise - why not TB2?. Not every country needs or can afford F35s or Kizilelmas or Anka 3s.

Those discounts and the pensions will bite the Turkish taxpayer for years and decades.

https://www.dailysabah.com/turkiye/transforming-heat-into-energy-new-plan-by-turkiyes-zero-waste-project/news

For the sake of credibility. If you share something, do it with a source. Pictures are not sources, provide a link to a (halfway) reliable news outlet.

Can, in that scenario, each SDB aim at a different target simultaneously?

Ismail Demirs Interview with NTV. Topics include Hürjet, Anka 3, TF-X / MMU

Poland bought FA50 because the Yanks or LM did not want to sell them F16, instead pushed them buy more F35. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/polands-new-fa-50-light-fighter-emerges

Only 65% nationalization of components so far.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-iraq-oil-arbitration-win-hollow-victory

Developing a new helicopter might be to much for, let's say 10-20 firefighting helicopters only. What about adding a helibucket to Gökbey or T70s in times of need? Any customization needed for that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter_bucket

We really need some details. It looks smoother and bigger. More payload possible? Also, foldable wings are nice. Anyone spot any hooks for catapult launches?

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/energy/oil-exports-from-iraqs-krg-via-turkiye-halted-by-ruling

Deutsche Bank will not default, nor is it currently at risk. Even if there was a risk, which is not the case according to BaFin and the bank itself, Germany would bail them out hard, just like they did Commerzbank in 2008.

Yes, it's literally in the article that I posted, that he is referring to and has written ;)

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-ordered-pay-14bn-iraq-kurdistan-oil-arbitration-case Turkey ordered to pay $1.4bn to Iraq in Kurdistan oil arbitration case The international arbitration court ruled in favour of Baghdad in Kurdistan oil dispute with Ankara, which stopped oil shipments...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/03/22/world/middleeast/turkey-earthquake-antakya.html

We waited for the national power pack to be ready to procure IFVs and then procure them with a foreign turret? Hopefully not true. That's the one thing people were always criticizing Otokar of, not going for the domestic solutions.

Yeah, if you could provide a source too instead of some random picture, that would be appreciated.