It kinda makes sense as Russia would be more interested in pushing forward capturing land and holding it as fast as possible with Air support and since they have nukes an all out war doesn't seem realistic. Which kinda means Russia will be able to grab and hold on to whatever they can get...
I see what you mean, but even warships would have to wait to pass through the strait right, so flying the units would be fastest way to deploy them.
I get a feeling this scenario is being manipulated.
Well either NATO has a strike team ready to be deployed in matter of hours and very much up Russias face or this’ll be another example of how European NATO allies fail again.
https://www.savunmahaber.com/en/unirobotics-joins-the-sector-with-solutions-that-make-a-difference/
https://www.unirobotics.com.tr/en/
Maybe it’s a solution based on Aselsans productd.
I am thinking the discount given is so big the politicians go for that product. It’s history repeating itself. The French pick their own suppliers given any chance. But corrupt politicians are narrowminded as usual.
It’s slightly off topic, but has Turkey’s operations with UAV caused a change in how SK approaches armoured vehicles in general ?
If the weight of the tank is reduced to make space for autoloader isn’t it counterproductive to have autoloaders ?
Maybe the new unknown company is a foreign company that wants to sell their products in Turkey and thus started a new company in Turkey. Which means the product is already known and tested. It’s just being marketed under a new name and company.
perfect way to hoodwink Turkish public to think...
Is the SK tank lighter than Altay ? 65t is a lot. And my understanding of modern tanks are limited. With new doctrins being introduces. It makes me wonder if adding more armour is going to change anything.