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introducing Eurofighter while we are so close to Hurjet would only be craziness

BUMP Turkish ATAK II is suposed to make her first flight in March 2023 (10 months from now) Ain't it strange that we only have seen a mock up and not an assembly line like that of Hurjet? How long does it take to assemble a helicopter (same with TFx that is suposed to hangar roll out in March)

Depends on the dimensions of the system, if compact two of them (one in front, one in back) is better and number of missiles will be sufficient. A compact system will also be better for smaller boats.

Not a bad idea, international naming could be: battle shark drone (or something)

TRmotor has not the experience to go it alone like TEI. and even TEI is talking about 12-13 years. There may not be a contract yet, but I am sure the negotiations - agreement points must be in far stage. Besides RR is not doing this because we have nice eyes, it's in their own interest too...

Both Mr Aksit talks about 12-13 years for design from scratch indigenously Mr Dur talks about an engine with the help of Rolls Royce

It's very well possible to have been sold to Nigeria. Baykar announced sale of Akinci to 2 countries. Suppose one is Ukraine, which country is nr 2?

Complete different and unrelated subject. I was one of the persons against turning the Aya Sofya from museum into a mosque. Why? Because right across the Aya Sofya you have the Sultan Ahmet mosque. There was no technical need for a second mosque, pure political decision while Aya Sofya was an...

Bypassing the agreement is to annul the agreement, if that is the plan (which has been rejected / denied by our government) than I agree. This is what I've been writing all the time. With Lausanne treaty in craft the canal makes no sense. Either you change / annul the treaty or don't waste a...

I don't know what you guys refuse to understand. We have a treaty called Lausanne treaty. This treaty clearly binds Turkey to keep the streets free for passage (a giant big open door) As long as this treaty exist no matter what good arguments you have a canal will never be profitable, it will...

Ah did the Ottomans have a Lausanne treaty that stipulated free passage? No? Than your reference to the Ottomans has a big hole.

Agree, good arguments! But whether you have a canal or not, you cannot order anyone not to use the Bosphorus. Unless Turkey annuls the Lausanne treaty. Is Turkey gonna do that? The government is only telling that Turkey fully adheres the Lausanne treaty, no any signal that Turkey is planning...

How many examples do we have, has it ever been done? If no, why not? Maybe because there are some strict rules? In short having a canal on assumptions like maybe we can do this or that is a very weak guarantee to say it softly, that's more like "enayi kandirmaca"

Not really. The Lousanne treaty says clearly that Turkey has to keep the lanes open for free passage. Exceptional cases like storm, accidents etc. is not the same like restriction. About regulation, we do not even have the right to enforce guide captains on board of these ships, you figure out...

I don't care what opposition thinks or is opposing, I have my own brains to think. Many projects have their pro's and con's, but the Canal Istanbul project simply fails to make sense. It could make sense if Turkey would say, hey once the canal is ready I will close the Bosphorus passage all...

Dear Emrachi, these are not the same things. You make a canal but you have a huge passage called Bosphorus next to it. It is like having two entrances into a circus tent, at one entrance you ask money to the people to get in but the other entrance is totally free. Now how are you gonna...

Waste of money, rich become richer and the poor man has to pay more tax to spit out the expenses

How reliable is this Oğuzhan Uygun? Who is he and on what basis can we take him as a source? It's not my intention to bash anyone, I don't know the guy that's why I am asking. We cannot just blindly trust any twitter account.

On the contrary, as Muslim Turks are already regarded as a "danger" and as Turk you cannot get far in politics. Just years ago in the Netherland two Turkish Dutch politicians refused to recognize the Armenian genocide view of their party and they were kicked out of the party. These two...

Rumour from Russians, Would be nice if true but I doubt it, let us first rescue our 2 A400's