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Wow, rusty!

Wrong link

Shoot them!

:ROFLMAO: I don't think you got what he meant! ;)

These guns are not easy to manufacture let alone making it all locally from scratch whether it's a copy or not. You see many examples of developed countries copying other designs because it suits them and it could be manufactures according to the needed numbers. That is not to be taken lightly...

"just" :rolleyes:

Canik PMT 12.7mm is now in serial production.

China is cleverer than making the same as the recently witnessed Russian mistake. I think.

I think you mean they exist, therefore better than non-existent engines. Well, The Russians have been in this for a very long time, yet they still haven't introduced significant modifications when it comes to modern engines. I've spoken to many ex-pilots in the Luftwaffe and they all have said...

Russia can produce very powerful engines but they're still not sophisticated and technologically behind western engines.

Two very plausible hypotheses. Although the first one is more likely, adding to that the short time left to introduce the TB3 and the first flight of Kizilelma.

13 more MEMATT mine clearing platforms delivered to Azerbaijan.

Defence companies spend hundreds of millions for promotion and PR. Baykar doesn't have to it seems. This is worth a lot more than the free TB-2.

R.I.P.

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Then there has to be clear guidelines which should be implemented. That was done in Gaziantep and in some areas of Istanbul. If the purpose is attracting rich Arab tourists, it still could be done with the smaller Arabic writings under the Turkish ones.

No. Here in Germany a lot of signs are in Arabic which are bigger than the German writing. Also many shops with Turkish alphabet characters. Turkiye has its rules and it should apply them accordingly.

They need to apply Turkish laws which they did in Istanbul some years ago by taking off Arabic signs. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Turkish signs have to be at least three times as big and on top of any foreign language signs.

Vay be! Bunlari ta Trabzona ne getirdi amk? Simdi bunlar turist mi siginmaci mi?