You should also consider that anything bought under the scope of military projects for the Turkish armed forces is exempted from the tax(%20). When TAIS buys ship steel or Cenk-S in the scope of Milgem 6-8 the company doesn't pay the tax. This helps to keep costs down.
High-accuracy MIRV warheads might make conventional long-range ballistic missile strikes cost-effective. Lets assume your ballistic missile costs 10 million $ and carry 5 MIRV warhead. It means the cost per engagement is 2 million $. It is still expensive but it is acceptable for such a capability.
I don't expect İstif class to cost more than 400 million euros with a full weapon load (16x Hisar+16x Atmaca). In fact, I expect a lower cost. That Aselsan contract covers all the systems Aselsan will provide for the project.
Aselsan also provides CIWS(Gökdeniz), autocannons(STOP) sonar, and torpedo countermeasures. And it is 285 million euro(205 million euro+80 million euro worth of TL with the current exchange rate) for 3 remaining ships which means 95 million euro per ship.
Armenians lost over 1000 men in 24 hours. The war was not sustainable for them anymore. Their drones didn't work due to Azerbaijani EW interference. Whatever little air defense left was destroyed instantly. They have no other option but to capitulate.
Baykar is flying 4 different drones around Keşan military airport right now.
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Mines will be a problem again apart from that I don't expect anything significant from Armenian forces. Defense lines are already cracking in a few hours after operations started.
No one has a 2nm commercial node yet. In lab, IBM reached 1nm so 2nm is not the latest and the greatest. Commercial production of TSMC 2nm is expected in 2025.
Full of shit. It is a big breakthrough which is why the US opened a probe to find out how the Chinese succeeded.
China is producing its own DUV scanners which will be available in 2024 for commercial production and it has now its own 7nm process(it might be still worse than TSMC 7nm but no...
China is not the old China anymore. China can produce low-quality products for extremely low prices, mid-quality products for low prices, and quality products for affordable prices. It is really hard to compete against Chinese industrial production capacity. On top of this China is progressing...
It will have an opposing effect. Chinese goods will be more competitive as the transportation price of Indian goods will be higher.
This American plan revolves around rich Middle East countries subsidizing transportation costs long enough that Chinese trade+production capacity gets crippled...