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Just a correction to make! Algeria is the only one in this conflict that makes the "claim" that Morocco is hitting civilians, but it's well known by video footage that these are mercenaries often coming from Algeria to use the hit, and run tactics. However, any system that enters the buffer...

Around 80 million per aircraft with aerial refueling capacity. Well done to Embraer for this beautiful piece!

Two trucks coming from Algeria got bombed by our drones when trying to enter the buffer zone. Last time Algerian president Tedboune said that they would take revenge.

EU condemned Morocco for the first time in over 20 years regarding human rights. The Parliament announced on Monday its decision to reconsider its relations with the EU by subjecting them to a global reassessment, aimed at taking firm and appropriate decisions, following the latest positions...

They won't dare to do anything unless they get a green light from France, and they will get a harsh response. The buffer zone is already empty, they are entering from Algeria. They are trying to do hit, and run tactics but it's not possible with our defense along the sand wall.

Actually, the audio got leaked from the Polisario where they were furious with the lack of air defense systems from Algeria and complaining that they are getting bombed very often. They won't use the Iranian drones from Algerian soil, we already warned them they won't dare to do any moves.

Be aware, of the Algerian Twitter account. They often try to use propaganda to say that Morocco bombed civilians from Mauritania, but also others such as Mali. Everyone that enters the buffer zone gets fried. We hear almost weekly about the bombings, it's intensifying.

Yes, the article said it's a slowdown. However, hopefully, we will hear more great news regarding other platforms being introduced to the Bangladeshi armed forces.

“We are already cooperating with Bangladesh in terms of military-to-military cooperation. We have trained almost 3,000 Bangladeshi officers in Türkiye,” he said, noting that whenever he visits the army, navy, or air force headquarters, many Bangladeshi officers come to him and speak in Turkish...

@Gary Finally, I have a new source that got released recently by the Moroccan media. The Royal Navy, in cooperation with an American company from 2021, has begun the process of installing the C4I system. It is expected that the work will be done by the end of the year. I will quote what i...

Nearly 1500 combat and support flights were carried out by the Turkish Air Force Command during Operation Euphrates Shield (FKH). During combat missions, nearly 2500 ammunition was brought together with their targets.

Let me mention a few ideas. 1. Turkey can wait for 2 more years until the end of 2024 when they will finish the contract-detail design stage for the TF-2000. @Anmdt mentioned that Armerkom and DPO worked on TF2000 in a way that, a new lighter design can be derived easily similar to the Type...

@Afif Brother @Nilgiri just mentioned the economic part when it comes to the budget. Unfortunately, restrictions on the defense budget take place a lot based on economic challenges in different countries. It's good to hear that Bangladesh is launching its own defense industry by manufacturing...

That's almost 2 more years. Any other options? Making a larger ship based on the I-class? I was going to mention the Jinnah class but then I remembered that the design is based on the criteria of the Pakistani Navy. Weird that the Turkish navy is "Suddenly" in need of frigates..

Is the TF2000 completed, or are they still working on it regarding design, and other technical matters? If its not completed yet then a lighter version would not be ready for construction yet..

The hull would not be twice the size in lenght either compared to the I-Class so the development of a new 5000-6000 ton frigate would not be challenging for the turkish naval industry. I realised that the french, and the Italians have gone for alot of FREMM frigates making it their backbone in...

Nice! Is the camo, and equipment made in Tunisia?

Yes its costly but the Turkish navy would eventually need a warship between the I-Class, and the TF-2000. The TF-2000 in fact would be very costly but bring a new capability the Turkish navy. Why would it take 6-7 years?

Why not just produce a 5000-6000 ton heavy frigate?

What do you mean by independent? Do Bangladesh have one defense budget for staff, and infrastrucure, and another one for acquisition? I guess all us who are interested in defense wish to see more, and have larger defense budgets. Morocco spend more then 1% but i will quote the words of the...