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They are working together to bomb a military facility in Iran, to .. weaken Turkey. OK, got it.

If that's the case, that's of course a better deal. Edit: Yeah you're right, I just checked the article, it clearly says power pack including transmission.

Tone down the politics in this thread and keep it in the dedicated politics thread, please.

Good news, if we can finally start the production. But seems a bit expensive, the initial contract of 200m € comes down to 2m € per tank only for the transmission. The latter option would bring the costs significantly down, but still the initial contract is pretty steep pricing wise.

Valid question. We dont know if city and road planners in the 70-80s took into account that one day 65 ton tanks could be driving on them 30–40 years later. But there's a NATO classification just for that, so I assume that we know which bridges and tunnels can be used by what vehicles in times...

In case war breaks out with New Zealand, I suppose.

Yes I would say the same. Foreign policy is not something that should be dictated by the actions of some random guy burning whatever or saying whatever. Otherwise, in a world full of people that think like you do, I'll go and burn a German flag in front of the embassy in Kiev tomorrow and boom...

Getting outraged about irrelevant things in foreign policy (i.e. one individual burning a religious book), that's the perfect pre-election storm. Perfectly orchestrated thanks to Russia and the government by utilizing the situation.

We've been way too soft on the Russians. Even now when they are weak and in need of any lifeline, we still dont give them what they deserve.

Or invest in R&D and education to build your own.

On the topic of semiconductors and security, worth a watch for those interested: Even the US struggles to this day to keep semiconductors American and I mean 100% American without any foreign involvement.

Good news, just another proof that our equipment is not only cheaper but quality product too. There are many countries in the EU and NATO that are not hostile but still friendly to Turkey. Dont let social media and simplistic views blind you. Also everyone will be your friend if they want...

https://yle.fi/a/3-11025131 As another user already said, OYAK bought 70% of the company, but its not fully owned and of course still had to obey Finnish law. Over time the technology should be transferred, ideally with 100% ownership, thus no longer needing to import from Finland.

A private company is by definition capitalistic. Nothing wrong with that either, it's just a fact. We have a free market economy in Turkey. We're not a communist country, after all.

NATO membership aside, the action of an individual obviously interested in causing a reaction should not be influencing our foreign policy. This is just populism and amateurish.

I will not stand idle while pro-government media start to trash talk our own state funded companies with BS comparison. Don't care about politics, but that graphic is ill intended and straight propaganda. Defence industry can only be strong with cooperation and a deep level of integration...

There is nothing on BBC, the source is a shady twitter user = fake news.

I passed the protests at the Swedish embassy at Istiklal Caddesi today. Not the kind of people I'd want to be associated with. Bunch of Orange stabbers and clearly not our brightest citizens. Also while most protests are banned nowadays they were of course free and government sanctioned to...

Damn thats great bang for buck. But I wonder if that's below its real value.

Currently trading for 56 Dollars, I mean we all know that they are desperate https://www.investing.com/commodities/crude-oil-urals-spot-futures-historical-data