The article is titled "Documents Show Turkish Arms Company Fueled Sudan's Brutal Civil War."
Where are the documents???
The articl claims that Turkish companies are allegedly supplying weapons to both sides of the war.
But after reading it, I got the impression that Turkish companies aren't supplying weapons to "both sides"! Neither the Turkish company Arca Defense nor a representative of the Rapid Reaction Forces confirm the delivery or receipt of weapons.
The article is complete nonsense.
It's strange why the Washington Post published such blatant nonsense. This discredits not Baykar, but the publication itself! Of course, that's only if readers still trust the publication.
By the way, the comments show that readers, to put it mildly, don't trust the publication. Here are a few comments:
"The Turks are sending $120 million worth of weapons to Sudan, and all we get from WoPo is hand-wringing and the publication of this long article. The US is supplying Israel with tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to commit genocide in Gaza, and all we get from WoPo is statements about Israel's right to defend itself. What a biased newspaper WoPo has become.
Furthermore, the US contributed to the deaths of millions of people in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere."
"And how much did American defense contractors earn just from what we sent to Israel? Turkish goods are a pittance compared to that."
"$120 million is a pittance compared to the billions of dollars in arms profits that the US and other major arms manufacturers regularly rake in from supplying military equipment to the most despicable groups around the world."
"American arms manufacturers are key suppliers to Mexican cartels, as is currently being discussed in the news and in the Supreme Court, which, in turn, facilitates the fentanyl trade in the US."
"So, a Turkish company only made a few million over a few years as a result of the conflict? How many billions did American companies earn under similar conditions over decades now forgotten?"
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It should be noted that the US share in the global arms trade is 43%, while Turkey's share is 1.6%.