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Both are probably bidding for the project.

Relevant because of the rumours that FNSS Samur will be exported to Korea: https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2020/12/30/south-koreas-hanwha-partners-with-european-firm-to-build-m3-bridging-vehicles/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Socialflow+DFN&utm_source=twitter.com

I would love to see at least some F35Bs in our inventory.

You learn something new every day on this forum. Never thought that heavy presses were so strategic.

Where is the source?

Do you know how many people in Turkey do not have a bank account but a smartphone? Millions, double digits. E-Commerce is lagging way behind in Turkey and many other countries. And there are always worse countries so expand into Central Asia, Middle East, North Africa.

This article says that: Thus Turkey is funding the research and development work in Ukraine to develop advanced engine technologies; Turkish companies have acquired a quarter of the shares of Ukrainian engine manufacturer Motor Sich, along with terms related to the transfer of know-how; Turkey...

I personally have a very basic geopolitical view: business is king. Business ties make conflicts harder, because they come at a price. You can still disagree in foreign policy but let's have normal relations with decent sized economies such as Iran, Israel or Egypt. We have so much more to...

The FTA deal with UK is only maintaining the status quo we had with the EU Custom Union, now that the UK is officially leaving. Its not expanding anything, but maybe in the future as implied in the media. Exports growing is nice and all, but first step should be to balance exports and imports...

The only thing that can save Georgia is NATO membership. Their situation is not compareable to Karabakh at all.

Scoop: Azerbaijan seeks to mediate between Turkey and Israel https://www.axios.com/azerbaijan-mediate-between-israel-turkey-erdogan-bb604eac-31d7-4dcf-b8a7-af6157328a50.html

Let's talk about all that in a single thread that is easy to follow.

Since demand for Gas from Russia is so low, now that LNG is cheap, Gazprom is now in talks to supply more of the piped gas to Europe with the government. https://www.dailysabah.com/business/energy/gazprom-turkish-partners-discuss-using-turkstream-to-supply-gas-to-more-of-europe

Interesting and unexpected company I found here in the list of the fastest growing companies from 2016-2018 on place 18: 18. Kale Pratt & Whitney Uçak Motor Sanayi A.Ş. https://www.dunya.com/foto-galeri/ekonomi/turkiyenin-en-hizli-buyuyen-sirketleri-belli-oldu-galeri-604708?p=4

I dont know the specifics and how long it takes, but the current silk road passes throught the Caspian sea, which is also time consuming I guess. Lots of time could be safed in all of these tracks if all countries would use the same rail gauge. Unrelated but probably good news for everyone...

The Istanbul Tehran Islamabad railway will be opened 2021. It will allow goods to travel from Istanbul to Islamabad within 11 days vs. 33 days by sea. Iran objected and delayed for a long time, as they were affraid of losing business...

I agree and I hope that we see some mergers in the future Baykar + Vestel for example, all the armored vehicle manufacturers. Not that I want all of them to merge, but they are competing for the same products, even countries such as Germany or France dont have multiple companies in those fields.

Interesting. But I did not get your question, did I say something wrong?

A couple questions: Those kits make dumb bombs smarter, more precise and give them range. Is that correct? And those kits a cheaper than a cruise missile? What is the advantage of a cruise missile? I guess that it can be launched from any sort of plattforms while the others have to be dropped...