This is the important observation here. Home grown defence products are great, but the real value is that many of the systems/sub-systems and products can be applied in the private sector. These applications will make Turkey an advanced industrial economy exporting high value products. The...
Why should we take this Ukrainian presentation as precise. I mean how would they know? They could just be talking bs in order to brag about their invovlement in MIUS and Akinci
Algeria is a big country, growing population, strategic location and a lot of potential. Turkey and Algeria would make great pair in stabilising the region.
If Turkey and Algeria are serious about becoming allies, Turkey could help Algeria set up a robust defence industry to eliminate many import items. Never a good thing when a muslim country is sending it's hard earned money to foreign countries to purchase defence products.
Somebody is trying to sell this as an "YPG" attack, while everybody was reporting regime shelling just before the incident. Why is Turkey cautious about putting the blame on assad the dog.
Your logic is a joke. So you showed AMRAAM debris meaning that Su-30 dodged. But Pakistan showing R73 debris means that F-16 was downed. Come on, you got schooled in 2019, go back to the drawing board.
I think he's talking about the lift generated by MIUS. Landing on a carrier requires low landing speed i.e. the aircraft must generate a lot of lift from it's design to stay airborne.
Design must be at an advanced stage since they aim for 2023. It could be in service by late 2024 or start 2025.
I don't think Turkey needs to consider to procure a foreign fighter, now that MIUS is looking so advanced!