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Doesn't seem to me like there's much to care about in the Aegean compared to Turkey's southern and eastern borders.

Sad to see the Japanese weapons industry fall behind. They had a very impressive track record in the past, look up World War II and Imperial Japan had like 20 different super-weapon prototypes being worked on simultaneously.

This isn't unique to the US military, there has been a major reassessment in all Western militaries on revising troop numbers down (UK is another notable example). Part of it has to do with recruitment targets not being met (which does need to be taken with a grain of salt as the US military...

LMAO. You want to avoid Russia so you go to a Russian proxy. Whose own proxies are pulling false flags and attacks against your nation and troops.

This isn't surprising because there was no way Russia was going to let go of one of their two (or three, really) trump cards in regards to pressuring the West over Ukraine - oil and gas resources as well as global food supply (the third is nuclear annihilation).

They got ripped off, with the current border policy they could've just walked across and nobody would stop them.

An Israeli media figure supposedly refuted this in the comments but he also seemed oddly defensive of his colleague publishing apparently false information.

It's pretty obviously done by Iranians because rocket strikes are their distinguishing mark in the region. It's like an assassin shooting their victim with a bullet engraved with their initials while trying to frame somebody else.

I heavily suspect it's Iranian-pushed. First the explosion at a tourist resort blamed on Turkey, now this.

Coming from Iran that's doubly hilarious considering what they've been doing to Lake Urmia.

I don't mean to downplay Russia's problems but even if Russia can't sell their gas, they don't have to stop production because they can use it domestically. There are parts of Russia that haven't had heating for years that now have it and their energy is super-cheap now while in the West energy...

The funniest thing is that even the staunchest anti-Turk ideologue on the planet will quietly admit that yeah, Turkey was kind of right. Ran into one of those the other day at a work-related event and even despite talking about how much he hates Turkish government and politics, he STILL quietly...

This is just the inevitable result of the transformation of many industries from providing a good to providing a "service". Won't be long until automotive companies are no longer selling you a car but a license, a loan so to speak, to use the car.

Would be the perfect opportunity for Turkey to play knight in shining armor. And I don't mean military intervention or arms support.

Biden isn't the one running the show, pal.

A way to a man's heart is through his stomach. A way to France's heart is through their defense industry.

Draghi wasn't really pro-Turkish.

Mehmet Oz. Wasn't even a bad candidate, had some good promises. Turkey's Greek lobby problem goes back to Ottoman times when immigrants to the US from the Ottoman Empire were mostly Greek, Armenians or other flavor of Ottoman Christian along with some Jews and Arabs while Turks didn't go...

My impression of Kashmiris is that most of them don't want either India or Pakistan dictating their fate but to be their own independent state like Bangladesh. Bruh, dafuq did we do to you? You guys sold us out to the Soviet Union in 1920 after promising you'd have our backs while we've...

Yeah, this is stupid. Aren't there already legal transport routes between Turkey and Armenia that aren't mined? You don't have to de-mine the whole damn border. BTW Turkbros, get ready for a massive influx of Iranian drug smugglers. They've been using Armenia as a shortcut into Europe for...