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https://www.hotspringspool.com/blog/how-body-absorbs-minerals Japan, Iceland, Turkey in fact all countries with volcanos can expect to have these hotsprings/geothermal waters available.

We do have hamams for general populace, and I imagine that it's only a fraction of the full energy that we use in hamams :) The rest goes up in the air and is wasted. Once you tap into an energy source it should be utilized close to 100% (sustainable of course).

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/automotive/daimler-volvo-traton-team-up-to-form-600m-truck-charging-jv This would have been a very good investment in Turkey, especially considering how many trucks we have as it is pretty much primary vehicle for transportation.

With these investments being rushed regardless of the cities being ready for them we won't be able to stabilize the economy. I understand that you need to make certain investments in order to galvanize a city's growth and such, and people can argue that if there aren't any proper infrastructure...

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey-formulating-new-law-on-water-management-erdogan-166075 I hope the alternative they come up with is sustainable though. Still thumbs up for moving this up the list of must solve problems. I was thinking that we need to use sea water. Run it through...

by Kelvin Wong The Singapore Army has commissioned the Lockheed Martin TPQ-53 weapon locating radar (WLR) system to replace its current fleet of X-band (8–12.5 GHz range) ThalesRaytheonSystems TPQ-36 and TPQ-37 WLRs that have been in service since 1986 and 1991 respectively. The new radar...

Israel has stood up a third unit to field the Lockheed Martin F-35I ‘Adir' combat aircraft, the service announced on 1 July. Though currently an F-35I training unit, the newly reconstituted 117 Squadron will become an operational unit later this decade. (Israeli Air Force) 117 ‘First Jet'...

According to tweet it looks sinilar to TB2 style

Sulu plane crash underscores need to modernize military By Benjamin Pulta July 5, 2021, 5:44 pm GRIM REMNANTS. Soldiers scour the crash site of the C-130 in Patikul, Sulu on Sunday (July 4, 2021). As of posting time, 47 soldiers who were passengers of the plane and three civilians on the...

Chinese, Vietnamese ships in West Philippine Sea disperse after coast guard challenge Patricia Lourdes Viray(Philstar.com) - July 4, 2021 - 11:31am MANILA, Philippines — Seven foreign fishing vessels in the West Philippine Sea dispersed after a radio challenge by the Philippine Coast Guard...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57724652

And that is only viable if the economy is stable, and since it's not stable but on a downward trend it will get even worse. Government is busy looking for ways to throw opposition in prisons. :)

I am thinking that not having the planes, but knowing the secrets is a way to balance things. Doesn’t change much, but gives a means or chance to counter. Thus avoiding wars.

China seems ready to step in with 62 B usd. If they implement cultural revolution perhaps something new will be born.

She should have stayed with him 😆

Japanese news reporter mentioning Turkish UCAV tech and that Russia is trying to balance it with Orion

More sources sharing the same info. There must be a reason for mr Aksit to mention it.

Modernization KC-135R

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57720103