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It doesn't have to be end products. Finland was supplying high quality steel needed for the defence industry for example. After Finnish restrictions were lifted, our weapon manufacturers took it as a very positive development.What do we import from Norway?
The same company that we purchased this year?It doesn't have to be end products. Finland was supplying high quality steel needed for the defence industry for example. After Finnish restrictions were lifted, our weapon manufacturers took it as a very positive development.
Every important country has or can open its own in the section.Is there like a general international foreign policy thread or something?
Yes, don't buy important equipment from enemy .Before the war even began and Israel already inflicted more than 2800 WIA
Honestly, purely amazing
I wonder if Turkey has countermeasures to such operations
Deception and sabotage in warfare is know for thousends of year in human history , this news with pagers remembers me the British inteligence in ww2 that replaced industrial diamonds with fake ones to german nazisYes, don't buy important equipment from enemy .
The Greek genocide claims are particularly baffling because it seems like most of the time they are referring to either the population exchange or civilian casualties during the Turkish War of Liberation. Which is massively dishonest because the 1st one isn't a genocide by any stretch of the imagination and the 2nd one pretty much always ignores the Turkish civilian casualties during the same conflict and means that basically any war where civilians were killed can be defined as a "genocide" which effectively makes the term meaningless.![]()
Ottoman Empire's genocide of Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks to be taught in NSW schools
From 2027 onwards, Year 7 to 10 students in New South Wales will be taught about Australia's and New Zealand's humanitarian efforts during WWI that saved survivors of the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek genocides.neoskosmos.com
Here is some Anzac Day Solidarity "Bullshit"
Turks have themselves to blame for this. Stop being a bunch of uncle toms.
The Greek genocide claims are particularly baffling because it seems like most of the time they are referring to either the population exchange or civilian casualties during the Turkish War of Liberation. Which is massively dishonest because the 1st one isn't a genocide by any stretch of the imagination and the 2nd one pretty much always ignores the Turkish civilian casualties during the same conflict and means that basically any war where civilians were killed can be defined as a "genocide" which effectively makes the term meaningless.
It's like every single minority that existed during the Ottoman Empire's declining years has decided to jump on the genocide bandwagon to fish for pity points.
Turkey is trying to take a balanced approach towards both axisesLooks like goverment literally pressing all buttons ATM.
Today's news about joints exploration and refiniming of precious mineral deposit discovered few years ago with U.S.(talks dropped with China)
Last week news : New deals signed about natural gas/oil purchase from West( Exxon Mobile , Shell and Total )
And we are trying enter BRICS at the same time?![]()
Not really, they always sold naval equipment to Turkey, just slower than we desired. It would be policy shift if they sell Eurofighters to us.policy shift