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Thanks for the effort, but not convinced. Him being Alevi does not automatically make it an Alevi rebellion. But I'll rest my case, I dont like to think in black and white when it comes to these delicate things.

Why are you people so obsessed with ethnicities and genealogy. Please quit derailing the threads with your history and ethnicity lectures. If @Afif see's himself as one of my/our ancestors, he's more than welcome to the family. -- On topic: This is good fucking news. Dont let this be a...

TOGG also struck a Deal with Bosch Services to offer repair and maintenance services to TOGG cars. TOGG itself will only build 7 service centres and offer some mobile service centres for now...

Alright, I have absolutely no idea what that tweet is implying / teasing.

Was the 18th supposed to be the date for first flight of Hürjet or roll out ceremony for TF-X?

Well, very hypothetical, but UAE owns Global Foundries.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/turkiye/nato-building-shelter-for-4-000-people-in-turkiyes-antakya-iskenderun-districts/2847874 NATO building shelter for 4,000 people in Türkiye's Antakya, Iskenderun districts Alliance agreed to set up camp in Defne to host another 4,000 people who lost home in earthquake

I'll listen if you provide sources but it was an ethnic maybe even tribal conflict not a religious one according to scholars (not me). I'm willing to learn and change my mind, so please feel free to share.

I provided facts and sources, that it is generally regarded as a Zaza-Kurdish rebellion. I will not tolerate sectarianism, so feel free to provide sources for your claims and I'll rest my case but otherwise please no more of it.

Thanks for pointing out. Thats another conspiracy theory usually spread among Islamists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headscarf_controversy_in_Turkey

That rebellions is widely accepted as a Zaza-Kurdish rebellion, so ethnic, not religious. And according to statistics, 75% of Zazas are Sunni-Muslim https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zazas#Religion

There's high taxation in Turkey so not a perfect comparison, but: Tesla Model 3 Standard Range (around 350 km range) 48k € Tesla Model 3 Long Range (around 600 km) 58k € But the first TOGG is an SUV, I think comparable Tesla SUVs cost 60k+ but with higher ranges.

Should have first focused on the ecosystem to support such a mighty ship, before building it.

I mean there will be something that will take off from it eventually, but Hürjet will be a downgrade (compared to the F35) and so will be an armada of TB3s. Dont know if our MMU / TF-X will be able to fly from it but thats years away from now. The opposition will try to get back into the F35...

Tesla built an expensive sports car to earn money to produce a less expensive car to produce the Tesla Model 3, which is their entry level model for the mass market. Now Turkey is a different story and not everyone will be able to buy a 45k € car, which would be entry level-ish in many other...

There is not a single piece of evidence supporting the idea that the Americans could remotely simply deactivate the F35. People base this on conspiracy theories and a single blog entry from someone in South Korea about how F35 change their passwords every day for security reasons. And that makes...

Listen to yourself sometimes. Disregard your own political bias and think about all the promises that the current government has been voicing for 20 years. The incumbent party has been constantly doing what you're accusing the opposition of. You can fill a book with examples of empty promises...

The Thread is about Air Defence not F35, stick to the topic.

Testing on a drone is probably more cost-effective, too.

Fact check: AKP is in an alliance with Hüdapar, CHP is not in an alliance with HDP. -- And unrelated, to all sides: The nation needs to heal, giving in to extremists and corrupt people will not lead to any healing.