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Don't those countries also want to buy F-35s?
But paying for almost new Eurofighters with S400s is the least bad option i guess.
Is not realistic for any of these countries they can buy any other ad system and they do. Only reason could be they need to replenish their sock fast no matter how but that is a long pitch.
 

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Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced that Russia and Turkey have held talks regarding the possible resale of the S-400 air defense systems currently in Turkey's inventory.

Peskov said:

"Russia and Turkey have discussed the possible resale of the S-400 systems currently in Ankara's inventory. The possibility of selling these systems is a sensitive issue. Discussions with Turkey on this matter will continue."

 

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What I heard is that S400 to UEA and Qatar is on the table . Russia is bullish on the issue and wants to buy back its own system from the UAE or Qatar. It is likely that we are selling S400 back to Russia in a complex roundabout way, not to hurt relations with Ukraine.
 

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Imagine selling the S400 and the US still not selling the F35, I absolutely could see them doing that... Let's hope for the best.
They will likely try to introduce new goalposts, but regardless of that, S400 is not suitable for us, we should get rid of it even if we can't get F-35s.
 

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They will likely try to introduce new goalposts, but regardless of that, S400 is not suitable for us, we should get rid of it even if we can't get F-35s.

When we lost F35 because AK party brought s400, AKtrolls convinced us it was a great idea and F35's were shit and it saved us a massive economic burden. Now years later their selling the S400's most likely at a loss to get back f35's that they will probably pay more for now. This is now sold as a great political success story.

Anyway, i wouldn't sell the s400 until the first F35's are received.
 

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When we lost F35 because AK party brought s400, AKtrolls convinced us it was a great idea and F35's were shit and it saved us a massive economic burden. Now years later their selling the S400's most likely at a loss to get back f35's that they will probably pay more for now. This is now sold as a great political success story.

Anyway, i wouldn't sell the s400 until the first F35's are received.
This will go down as one of the most foolish moves of the century.
 

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This will go down as one of the most foolish moves of the century.

honestly i think the common people in Turkiye are too numb to care about it. It may go down somewhere but i don't think most of the nation will ever remember it.

But i do think it goes to add weight to my argument that this s400 purchase was about syria, trying to gain favour with russia while at the same time telling the americans to back off or they risk losing Turkiye over their support of the YPG. Obviously we know how that went.
 

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What an absolutely stupid initiative... The entire west is going through a nationalist reawakening, and you come out with a "decolonization forum". Completely out of touch and horrible PR for Türkiye.

Literally everybody, left and right hates Israel right now, meanwhile support for Türkiye is the highest its it's been in years. Thanks for giving our enemies free ammunition for their propaganda 🤦‍♂️

 

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Literally everybody, left and right hates Israel right now, meanwhile support for Türkiye is the highest its it's been in years. Thanks for giving our enemies free ammunition for their propaganda
That is bullshit bro
Do you really think that support for Turkey is at its highest rn just because they are opening some funds and are buying weapons from you? Please wake the hell up

In fact I would say that Europe's hatred, inferiority complex, and paranoia towards Turkey are on the rise. In European/Western media you see nothing other than how the barbarian turks are destroying the Western-based hegemony in Africa and the Middle East.

How Turkey is an unreliable ally that can betray NATO for Russia and China even though Greece (a so-called western nation), was caught selling NATO's weapons blueprints to China and yet no western media is talking about it. How Turkey is cruelly indirectly aiding in the killing of Ukrainians by not completely closing off its relations with Russia even though Greece uses its veto rights to block EU sanctions against Russia unless its ships gets a waiver for transporting Russian oil that finances Russia's war in Ukraine

I wont get into each nitty-gritty detail but I will tell you this: Europe's/West's current standing and wealth is based on the breakdown of sovereign nations from between 30-100 years ago within the region; primarily Turkey!

The moment Turkey got some strength back, the moment it liberated Syria, liberated Azerbaijan's karabakh, aided Sudan to retake its capital and soon all of its lands, replaced France's control over the Sahel region etc.... and this is with just a fraction of Turkey's strength; just imagine what it could do if it grew even more!

If you think Europe's posion-laced olive branch towards Turkey is a sign of increasing goodwill or acceptance then please tell me the type of weed you are smoking since I want some of it to get high as well

finally, in Europe's based "democracy", the opinion of the average masses is irrelevant; whats relevant is who controls the MONEY! As long as Jews control the money, they control the politicians; thus, they control the West and thats it. How many politicians were arrested after the Epstein files were released? One or two only, period!

Dont forget what Natenyahu said before: Even if the masses are against us, all Western leaders are supporting us in secret and promised us they they wont support sanctions against Israel.
 

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I don’t see that as an attack. Whilst we may have different political views, I have so far seen no reason to hope that the West represents the future of humanity or holds the authority to define it. They reject Turks, Kurds, Syrians, Arabs, Africans, Asians – whatever – regardless of how these ethnic groups are ultimately assessed. They are largely rejected in the US and Europe.
They are accepted as a labour force and as holiday destinations, but nothing more than that.

I work and live in Germany to earn money, but I have to put up with strange looks and endure subtle racism in social situations as well as in everyday matters such as looking for a flat, promotions, pay rises and other issues – and sometimes I’m overlooked as a result. Can I rule out the possibility that this also happens in Turkey? No, but the likelihood is simply lower if you’re qualified and among your peers.

You can see it in American and European TV series set in the future – that is, science fiction such as *Star Trek* and so on – do you see any Turks, Kurds, Arabs and so on in them? In their vision (definition) of an ideal future for humanity, there is no place for us. Why should we seek our future in a vision that offers us no place?
In their future, they explore planets, create new worlds and present themselves as progressive, whilst people like us are likely to be working in mines, in waste management and in industry.

I believe that if we become a centre of culture and technology – whether that’s ultimately in
Istanbul, Cairo or anywhere else – then we’ll be securing that for future generations too; we’ll then have earned our place at the table.

Ultimately, we are not one of them and must take our future into our own hands. One should not seek acceptance, but create it.
 
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EU and Turkiye in defence cooperation.

"As the post-World War II international order fades away, officials in Ankara and other European capitals are realising that great danger lies ahead if they do not work together on security. Threat perceptions differ, but they can still find pragmatic, flexible means of collaboration."
 

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What do you think will happen if the war in Ukraine stalls or ends with a permanent ceasefire, and we end up with a new Cold War 2.0?

Europe needs energy, and because of Russia, the northern route is off limits or blocked.
They also do not want oil, gas and goods to be routed through Turkey. They are determined that these should be routed via China to India and then through the Middle East via Israel and on to Cyprus – the same applies to oil and gas from the Middle East to Israel and then via Cyprus to Greece.

That is why massive pressure must be exerted in the Mediterranean whilst the conflict with Ukraine continues and they have to supply weapons and ammunition; as soon as Russia cracks down even harder in Ukraine, Turkey must also take tougher action and unsettle them, conduct manoeuvres in the Mediterranean and make it clear to everyone that it is prepared for a conflict if necessary, and that without it, nothing in the Mediterranean will or is allowed to move.

If one relies on cooperation here, as soon as the situation calms down, pressure will be brought to bear on Turkey – across the whole of Europe.

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That bitch (von de Leyen) said – either by mistake or deliberately – that Turkey, like Russia and China, is an enemy of the system in Europe.


So don’t go thinking they’re our friends or partners. They’re customers, and customers are replaceable.
 
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