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How else would it work? The image sensors compare the pre-stored image parameters, and internally, the GPS and INS systems are probably recalibrated relative to the position of the ship and the drone for validation. Image from the ship = true GPS signal from the ship, i.e. position = true...

That's true, but we also get gas and oil from Azerbaijan and Russia. With gas and oil from Qatar and Iran, we can sell it to Europe as a mixed blend. The point is that we can put pressure on Russia and Iran in terms of price and, above all, strategically through multiple suppliers, while at the...

No matter how things turn out in the end, they will definitely be unable to act for the next 10 years. All their resources have been exhausted, even their ancient Warplanes have been partially destroyed. They have gambled big and lost a lot, including Syria, Libya, and, as Armenia's second...

Let Australia take them in 😂 (it's a good idea, 70% of the country is uninhabited). What does Turkey have to do with it? If the Arabs think they don't have to fight for their rights and have to kiss up ass from US/Israel so they don't jeopardize their monarchies, then they can pay the price.

No, no, even he's not an idiot; he's not going to let hundreds of thousands or millions into the country. It would lead to a full-scale civil war in Turkey. Let the Arabs like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and others take in their people, even if the Iranians are Persians; they place so much value on...

Lock everything down in borders in Turkey and divert Europe, let's see if they still support Israel when their own ultra-right wingers are breathing down their necks. Even the last morons of the ultra-right wing know who is responsible for the mass migration.

They should finally release the TAI KAAN in 2029/30, preferably with 30 units per year. Then TAI can take care of GEN 6. Turkey needs at least 120 TAI KAANs in its fleet by 2035, plus 60 Kizilelma and 60 Anka 3 drones. This is a must, otherwise we will be in serious trouble. Simsek & Super...

Yes, but they are only accurate to a certain extent, and yes, Baltic missiles can be made more accurate with better control mechanisms and sensors, but the cost-benefit ratio is absolutely negative, even in a war. Cruise missiles, drones with glide bombs, and hypersonic missiles are much more...

Why do you think we are developing and building Balistic Missiles Short -> Medium/Long Range? For conventional warheads? Certainly not. Preparatory work has been underway for several years for a future scenario. Furthermore, ballistic missiles with conventional warheads are extremely...

If Iran has nuclear weapons, it would be the greatest gift Turkey could ever receive. It could use this argument and the resulting shift in power in the Middle East to officially launch a nuclear program and even justify it logically. This is what the Americans and Israelis fear most, as it...

Okay, but what should he do now? He reformed the military technology industry. Until 2008/10, we couldn't even manufacture a screw ourselves; we were just an extended workbench that manufactured for others according to specifications. Now we are 85-90% independent in terms of armaments. If it...

Exactly, we are creating mutual dependencies within the EU, which means we are no longer as vulnerable to blackmail as we used to be. These dependencies are no longer as one-sided as they were 10-15 years ago. Again, I'm not saying you're wrong, but Turkey's strategy is to build up as much...

Look, I'm not saying that they will voluntarily give up money just because it's the US and the EU. They will increase trade volumes if possible. But they will no longer focus exclusively on the US and the EU; they will focus on global trade itself, including their soft power in the Middle East...

Decoupled means that you no longer necessarily need them; it would be economically damaging without them, but they are no longer absolutely essential as they were 15-20 years ago. The trend will also increase: trade volume will rise with the US and EU, but measured against the world without the...

ChatGPT Paid Question ✅ Has Turkey Diversified Its Economy Away from the West and Why? Yes over the past two decades, Turkey has clearly shifted its economic and trade strategy—from being primarily tied to Western and European markets to becoming a globally diversified trading nation. This...

Yes, and???? They have completely globalized their economy, but that doesn't mean that they won't or don't want to trade with the West and the EU. Does Turkey have debts to the IMF or the ECB? No, it has paid off 24-25 billion in debt. Why do you think that is? 🇹🇷 Turkey's Trade Before 2008 –...

The US will not allow Israel to pursue an aggressive policy toward Turkey because they are afraid that Turkey will switch sides and that this will then be irreversible. Yes, Israel has an extremely powerful lobby in the US, but it is not their gods who decide everything for them. If they see...

Nonsense, Turkey are experts in asymmetric warfare. There is no country except perhaps the US that has such a wide and deep selection of intelligent ammunition, let alone its integration into their platforms. The special feature of Turkish precision-guided munitions is that they are deliberately...

What is the point of this discussion? It reinforces the opinion of people in Israel that they will "never be victims again." If that means becoming perpetrators themselves, they don't care, as long as they are no longer victims. It is pointless to demand justice from these people; the character...

It's not that simple! The Middle East does not have to pay for the Holocaust, nor does it have to take responsibility for Israel's latent security needs or accept blame for the Holocaust in order to show understanding. If you are so keen on it, why not allow a Jewish state to be established in...