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In this case not Turkey but the international market is devaluating the Turkish currency.

Apart from the jokes the fallout of tourism for a great part makes herself feel. We have each year about $40bln deficit in trade, a big part of this deficit was compensated by tourism income which now due to Covid is strongly reduced -> result we need to borrow more. Economy is actually more...

Az kaldi 2023'te Turkiye cumhuriyeti kalmayacak, mission accomplished

Absolutely, it is not only a matter of mismanagement, CAATSA economic sanctions do their part. But it is also absolute madness to gamble in this volatile times with lowering interest rates. The government argues that interest rates are in direct correlation with inflation (in basic that is...

anyone remember this guy :ROFLMAO:

We should bring back Berak Albayrak, even he did better in economy than our president

Insallah, maasallah, oops!

Economy professor at work, it will be a good item for a thesis: how to demolish an economy

Where does it come from that the state doesn't allow Tusas to buy engines from Ukraine? Source? So Tusas is allowed to buy engines from PW but not from Ukraine, sorry but that sounds like bogus to me

Exactly, doesn't make sense! Probably the Danes hope that Turkey could be a possible customer but Turkey does not have F16's in service with PW engines so the chance that Turkey would want them is very unlikely

Why would we need those old ones, to upgrade to Ozgur?

And if the engine is an F404?

I read a few interesting point on pro and anti nato views. I concur with the views that NATO has lost her objective, and secondly NATO has never regarded Turkey as a country worth to defend (during the Cuba crisis the US purposely put Turkey into danger and during the Korean war used our troops...

That is one possibility the other is to have the system in our training facilities, we have to know the abilities of such systems against our drones and aircraft to have good counter measures. (especially our drones did well against Pantsir, knowledge is needed for that)

AI-222 is not candidate for the TFX. What Ibrahim Sünnetçi is telling is that TRmotor is intending to partner Motor Sich and build on their experience. In twitter things are written telegram style and people start to think that a tiny engine (compared to what TFx needs) is a candidate, it's...

The only connection is the warhead, when Roketsan developed the Umtas missile (MAM-L is a derivative) there were warheads purchased from a German company for the prototypes. In serial production also warheads became Turkish made. So the whole talk is about some 10 pieces or so warheads...

Doesn't matter! Once we reach that technology level, it really does not matter. Embargoes will lose their meaning.

We should not make the same mistakes again and again, further in the project we will be kicked out F35 style and end up with empty hands again. Better go for own systems, Fck the USA and EU

That lab shown is small like University labs (a small University lab!), not comparable with the chip production facilities of Korea and Malaysia. They can only produce limited amounts there and not even in nanometer scales

Since when is US selling SM3? Don't bet on it! I am not saying that Aster / SAMP-T is bad but we have reached missile technology of similar capabilities, so it is waste of money to invest in a technology that we already have indigenously. I thought we Turks already learned our lessons on...