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Still Brazil doesn't have Turkish UAV. It looks nice there big chunk of South America. But there are no contract yet.
That doesn't bother me. It must be a matter of time to be materialized. Bayraktars and particularly Akıncı are the most atractive planes for any customer after all.Still Brazil doesn't have Turkish UAV. It looks nice there big chunk of South America. But there are no contract yet.
That doesn't bother me. It must be a matter of time to be materialized. Bayraktars and particularly Akıncı are the most atractive planes for any customer after all.
It bothers me,either make the map real(not might become an operator or will be the future) or dont show it at all.That doesn't bother me. It must be a matter of time to be materialized. Bayraktars and particularly Akıncı are the most atractive planes for any customer after all.
You are not making sense, by your logic I would have painted the whole map already but I obviously haven't. There is a reason for every country to have or not to have acquired a drone system. Not everyone needs some and those who need them may not be aligned with the seller.Your post doesn’t make any sense. By this logic you can paint the whole map in green. It must be a matter of time before the whole world buys Baykar’s drone so let’s paint the whole map then.
Add DefenceHub somewhere in this image. If I'd see this image outside of this forum, I would search in Twitter for "@Zafer"
You should also specify the TAI products, Anka and or Aksungur.
I used to do that but there was a demand to separate the two as the map started to look too complicated. TUSAŞ colors are on this map just to indicate that those countries are addressed by another Turkish maker if not addressed by Baykar . There is a separate TUSAŞ map here and can be accessed through my signature line links. I will look into combining the two if it will look legible enough.You should also specify the TAI products, Anka and or Aksungur.
Why the discrimination?
Within the scope of the Signing Ceremony held in Indonesia; ASELSAN signed strategic agreements regarding the SARP Remote Controlled Stabilized Weapon System, CENK 4D Search Radar, Artillery Fire Control System and Missile Data Link, and ROKETSAN signed strategic agreements regarding the SUNGUR Air Defense Missile System, ÇAKIR Cruise Missile and MAM-L Mini Smart Munition.
Additionally, important Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) were signed regarding unmanned surface vehicles, tank modernization and maintenance of missile systems.
Most of these should be in relation to the new frigate class they’ve started building few years ago. It’s Babcock’s AH140. Most of the subsystems will be Turkish.They are going for a new tender or upgrade a ship?
With the speed Poland is arming itself, it was expected that the TB2 wouldn't be the only point of partnership between two countries. Let's see if we'll see any action in MSPO next week.Delegation from Poland went to Turkey last week
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Representatives of the Polish government are paying a working visit to Turkey on Friday, where they are holding talks with representatives of the local defence industry. Secretary of State at the Ministry of State Assets Marcin Kulasek stated that he is impressed by the Turkish defence industry.
Secretary of State at the Ministry of Defence Paweł Bejda is also holding talks in Turkey. Representatives of the Polish defence industry are also participating in the visit.
During the meetings, possible joint projects on investments for naval, air and land forces were discussed.
Representatives of the Polish authorities visited, among others, the Baykar company."
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Polish deputy minister impressed by Turkish defence industry
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Polish-Turkish talks on the defence cooperation
**Representatives of the Ministry of State Assets, the Ministry of Defence, as well as PGZ, HSW and WZL No. 2 paid a working visit to Türkiye. The aim was to discuss long-term cooperation between the two countries.**defence24.com