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General outlook to 2024, sadly Turkish only.

Yes, at 92 million USD. 2026 for İmece 2 and 2027 for İmece 3 completion also given. Wonder if launch costs are part of the project budget. İmece-1 launch cost figures are not public, but per SpaceX' publicly available data it may have cost as low as 4-5 million dollars.

So that they will reciprocate and won't hinder our work in their countries. Tale as old as time.

What's more interesting is if it was carrying a new batch of 2 T129s, why would it do a stopover at Watiya? Such a load should be more than able to do a no stop trip. Weird. If it did do a refuel stop at Watiya though, that's a huge thumbs up to logistical capabilities we have in Watiya now.

İmece 2 and 3 on the burner.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurdish_Revolutionary_Hezbollah

Hate it when they go all cryptic. If not tomorrow for Tel Rıfat, when?

Doubt it will catch Heron TP's single TP6's output but it will be a nice increase for certain.

Thought it was interesting. Israeli Heron TP with two EO pods under the wings and a third sensor on the nose. What are those protrusions under the pods? Aksungur should work like poor man's RQ-4, not a like glorified TB2 with bigger MAM load.

Software sourcing is no where near, but we are becoming the new customer care capital of the world, going for the previous Indian spot. Sad.

Or they just wanted to say "45+" and leave it at that.

Should have been preventable. Very sad.

40 rockets of various sizes launched per report, 15 interceptors launched. Don't know how big is the Patriot battery on the site is but 15 is no small number, single launcher carries 16 PAC-3s.

This must be the major event mentioned. Let's see how senior he was.

Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Bahriyesi.

T625 is Gökbey and unless we are not buying more Seahawks(not happening) or are building a Seahawk replacement(we're not), a navalized T625 like the AW159 Wildcat is a must for the navy.

Many countries, chiefly US is using USVs in testing and even creating whole USV task forces under navy command. But a question, Is TCB1011 the first ever officially commissioned USV in a NATO navy? Considering it's not TCG but TCB can we even say "commissioned" ?