I am not sure that I agree.
Regarding the disapproval of sale of Zoka to Taiwan, I don’t think we were trying to establish the fact that Zoka was superior to Taiwanese domestic system. It was more in the lines of whether it was a political or critical technology decision or giving away some economic benefit to Taiwan.
In the end I believe we, at least, achieved a logical assumption in which such a sale would not be a huge economic benefit to Turkey but rather would allow Taiwan to copy our system to shorten time and dispense with economic and resource burdens. Well, at least that’s what I took from it.
Other than that, you’re right. We don’t know anything about the system.
Also, yes you are right, I believe it would be unfair comparing any country‘s (let alone Turkey) military technology research and development to US experience and know how after hundreds of trillions of simoleons they invested in over eight decades 🫤
Regarding the disapproval of sale of Zoka to Taiwan, I don’t think we were trying to establish the fact that Zoka was superior to Taiwanese domestic system. It was more in the lines of whether it was a political or critical technology decision or giving away some economic benefit to Taiwan.
In the end I believe we, at least, achieved a logical assumption in which such a sale would not be a huge economic benefit to Turkey but rather would allow Taiwan to copy our system to shorten time and dispense with economic and resource burdens. Well, at least that’s what I took from it.
Other than that, you’re right. We don’t know anything about the system.
Also, yes you are right, I believe it would be unfair comparing any country‘s (let alone Turkey) military technology research and development to US experience and know how after hundreds of trillions of simoleons they invested in over eight decades 🫤