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You remind in many ways again and again of elderly people that are used to their old ways and are afraid of trying new things.

Easy, you name it targeted assassinations like the Americans did for years and still do in Africa, Yemen, even Pakistan. And PR wise, dont worry we've seen worse.

Regarding the 5/6th generation talk about the KF-21, something that I found worth sharing here: Republic of Korea Air Force held an official press conference during the recent showcase of KF-21 Boramae and unveiled several new information regarding the program. 1) ROKAF has OFFICIALLY...

If we cant start this operation right now for political reasons, we should at least keep the tensions high with drone bombings, assassinations and shelling.

Sorry, but where did Germany cancel any aid?

And yet here I stand ;)

Having owned an electric car for now almost a year, I couldn't care less about the sound. It's quiet, it accelerates better and is better for the environment. Give it a try, I'm sure the acceleration will make up for the sound.

Significant? No. We import around 260m barrels of oil each year. Meaning 500 barrels x 360 = 180.000 barrels p.a. equals around 0,7% of our imports. 1 barrel is around €105 right now, so thats around 19 m € p.a. of less oil imports per year at current prices.

Erdogan has been bragging about how he paid of IMF debt for a decade now, it will be a hard pill to swallow. Most likely only after successful re-elections.

How does this one compare to let's say Ceasar from the French?

Might as well only be a sales office.

Germany can be slow sometimes, but will adapt. Never underestimate the resilience of Germans or German companies ;)

Feel free to share your thoughts, no one was banned or warned in here for their thoughts. And dont worry about offending snowflakes, this is a defence forum and not Twitter.

We're shipping Gas from (among other countries) Nigeria, so transportation wont be an issue. Also LNG prices are usually set on energy exchanges or pegged to oil prices.

Not sure if this was posted before, but its another sign that Turkey is providing something while keeping hush about it.

San Diego is on the west coast of the US, thats going to be a long ass journey. Nevertheless, good for them to get the contract.

An alliance is build on trust, so lets give those two countries the benefit of doubt and see if they will do something or not. I have my doubts, but lets see.

There's no such thing or mechanism in NATO, once you're in you're in. I'm not trying to defend the AKP or Erdogan, never would, but thats all you get. Instead of doing it discrete and addressing Turkeys demands in private, they went public and thats all you can get in public. A document that...

Former Sabah "journalist" - he's trying to look like an independent journalist but scared burning of bridges or ending up in jail.

What did you guys expect? That Turkey could dictate laws in Sweden? Or that Turkey could force Sweden to bypass their judiciary? It was always going to be something like this. Words and promises.