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I'd like to see a graphic on how the order book is developing per year. European countries will spend a lot more on defense in the upcoming years, not all of our products will be ready for the upcoming boom phase but still great successes still ahead.

Please continue the discussion here: https://defencehub.live/threads/turkey-expects-to-lay-ground-for-kanal-istanbul-project-in-summer.6300/page-14#post-354411

I dont like the fact that a lot of our shipyards are located in and around Istanbul. In case of war we should have backups somewhere safer, i.e. Antalya and Hatay. What do you think, Mr. Navy aka @Anmdt?

I dont know how the treaties on Bosphorus work but why not simply raise the prices on Bosphorus transit and save the costs of the second channel?

Wrong. https://gmk.center/en/news/turkey-raises-the-cost-of-passage-of-ships-through-the-bosphorus-and-dardanelles/ Still peanuts though...

Got it. The headscarf discussion is what held back our muftis and tarikats from inventing the next jet fighter. Go ahead Scott, you can wear your headscarf anywhere now. Go, invent something. /s While they were teaching their kids and women how to read, we still had illiteracy rates of 90%...

Starting a car company is very difficult. China supports its brands with big subsidies, giving them a huge advantage. On the other hand, many countries, including us, follow different rules. We avoid directly helping our companies, make sure tenders are open and fair, and do not favour any...

Demand is low, market is down, Chinese companies are flooding the market with cheap models. I would invest my money somewhere else.

Shame that so many of these great companies don't exist any more or have been absorbed by 2-3 companies in the industry.

Short answer: No. Longer answer: Did the US ever buy any foreign aircraft in significant numbers? They even scrapped a tender and changed the rules because Airbus beat Boeing in the tanker fleet tender.

I dont know how someone can compare anything or any of our developments to anything Nazi. Even if it was meant as a joke and this is not the first time you have done it.

It was a Saudi doctor who was living in the country since 2006.

Spain has been nothing but a good ally, even when something good happens our people can't stop being negative about it.

Okay, so your solution would be to grant citizenships to 3m refugees to begin with.

Import refers to good and things not people. But yes we could offer visa schemes and incentives.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/business/politics/2024/12/18/turkey-begins-building-rocket-launching-facility-in-somalia/ Turkey Begins Building Rocket-Launching Facility in Somalia (Bloomberg) -- Turkey is building a facility to launch rockets from Somalia, the Horn of Africa nation’s president...

When are we going to pull our forces out of Idlib? Are the observation points still a thing?

Yes, ideally. But never have I seen in my lifetime a refugee population of multiple millions come and go back home within a short period of time. It will be a long process, it will never be the same as it was for us or Syria. Keep the business owners, the skilled Syrians but be hard on the not...

Who would leave a safe country just like that? We'd be lucky to get half of the refugees, even if we rebuild their cities. The refugees (most) are here to stay, if you like it or not.

I said it before, the South of Syria is not the problem, they were opportunistic and joined the SDF & American bandwagon. I was a wise decision at that time. But they will join the central government one by one. But YPG has an iron grip on everything from Raqqa north to the border, they will...