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And here they are. Ecuador's Urals with their drab olive colors. Unlike Cobra IIs, they went with a closed top turret.Ecuadorian President joined the ceremony for the induction of the new vehicles in to the service. Also mentions "15 Ural type vehicles" will be delivered by October. Doubt he'd namedrop Russian Urals on a tweet so must be Otokar Urals for security forces. If they go into army service, would be the first use of Ural by an army.
There was also this yesterday. Conflict is a horible source, and didn't see anything in Malaysian sources confirming all finalists being Turkish yet.
Russians should also sell it to someone in South America and then TB2 can boast to have killed a Pantsir on every continent except for North America and Antarctica.Apparently, Myanmar bought some Pantsir-S1.![]()
Funny part, None of those 3 are being offered under LMS batch II.There was also this yesterday. Conflict is a horible source, and didn't see anything in Malaysian sources confirming all finalists being Turkish yet.
It looks like even new grenade launchers have lower recoil than G3's now
TUSAŞ General Manager Temel KOTİL:
We will start exporting ANKA-3 after 2 years.
I'm surprised that Turkey is even willing to sell such an asset.Who is gonna buy it?
I'm surprised that Turkey is even willing to sell such an asset.
Why would it need to be "integrated" with a fleet? Any country that buys Anka-3 can use it like how our other drones are being used, except it can be used against even more important targets if its as stealthy as its shape suggests. It mainly depends on what missiles we can offer with it imo.Why would you be surprised? They are planning to export KAAN. Which is much more strategic.
I am just wondering who is going to buy ANKA-3. While it is a formidable asset but it is not exactly stand alone solution. It's need to be integrated with the fleet. How are they going to do that with foreign fighters.