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But wasn’t the core engine being developed for Airborne vehicles. Atak, gokbey, hurjet, mmu and such. How can the same core engine be used for land vehicles ?

Making a move like Somalia was smart, but failing on many others are not. In the end if er can’t see this through then we’ll have failed. Succeeding in Somalia isn’t that difficult considering, no one wanted to get in there. Sticking it through is the real challenge.

I think the Chinese will use the Coast Guard to stake claims, and do that many times, and then allow their fisherman to enter these waters. So it is important to be persistent in rejecting their claim, and I would think it would be a very good idea for Indonesia to have smart Buoys in the area...

That is why I'm dreading that TEI won't be able to deliver a useable engine at the end of 2020 for ATAK.

I did read it, and that is why I wrote as I did. The only way we could do this: Would be through military invasion. But that would have had far reaching consequences. It would even require that Russia and Iran didn't take military action. And no one would support Assad when we did that.

No, that wouldn't have happened. Turkey would have been dragged into a nasty war. Also because of bad governance Turkish leader made really bad decisions. The operations was a way to try fix those bad mistakes. The biggest mistake was the refugee deal with EU and before RTE croaks, he needs...

Sorry but wasting time with "what ifs" are not doing us any good. In politics you need room for manouvering, and at the moment Turkey has none. See how western countries make deals with GC, Greece, Bahrain, UAE and so on. While Turkey is stuck on our fronts, Syria, Libya, Iraq, Azerbaijan...

I don't understand why Azerbaijan just doesn't start exterminating Armenian soldiers in Karabagh. Don't they have enough UAV and ppl to start those operations ?

I don't quite remember, but was the demand to sell it to a US company or could the buyer have been a company in a different country ? I mean the US companies don't really comply with demands from the EU, so if the company was HQ in EU it could be interesting to see how they'd react. :) A...

We should have more FAC around 40+ meter size with nasty arms configuration. As things are now, we need our own propulsion system for naval vessels.

I haven't tasted it myself. I don't find it appetizing :(

East European countries are still struggling to find a democratic balance as I see it. While they may get decent leaders a few times, they are not present successively thus pro Russian, or nationalists and such get to power and do an overhaul. Macron vetoed North Makedonias entrance to EU just...

just as how Turks unite in the face of a common enemy, so will Europe. I don’t think you live in Europe, otherwise you’d know this. Just as how they’ve united against all muslims , 9/11 just sped up that process with lik 10-20 years.

Let’s not do that. we need to exert pressure on HAF and need to find ways to stop the Greek Navy / coast guard pushing back refugees. in a way help refugees get into EU. That will work wonders in itself.

https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/warlord-haftar-agrees-to-lift-blockade-on-libyas-oil-us-announces/news

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/energy/libya-calls-for-turkish-energy-firms-to-take-larger-share-of-natural-gas-reserves I did not know we were involved in oil and gas exploration in Libya the past 20 years...

I hope transparency is going to be the keyword here.

Yep, sounds like you’re dying to share your travel stories ;)

Which engines are they talking about other than the 5 MTU