i'm hoping next year that further contracts are going to be signed. i think army wanted to evaluate and design a doctrine that suits them best and every year now budget is going up i mean 2023(23$) 2024(41$) 2025(47) also aselsan and roketsan are investing heavily into their production capabillity with new production sites luckily for us their managment is capable
Turkey and Greece haven't been in war since 1924, and haven't been actively shooting each other since 1974 after Greek coup and invasion of Cyprus failed. So yes, two being in NATO do keep the tensions down.
Onus there is on EU for accepting a country with unresolved territorial and governmental disputes against their own rules.
Wait, Cyprus wasn't in EU 1974? Or maybe, you know something that I don't?
Ofc we'll serially produce ballistic missiles regardless of the ongoing wars. But he's speaking of gaining deterrence via these missiles, the same mindset Iranians had with their numerous stockpile. It didn't save Iranians and wouldn't improve our deterrence that much unless we equip them with nuclear warheads. I read it as it's the best we can do in the short-term.
Turks with a brain knew that a long time ago but somehow outsiders from god knows where tend to think they know that region better.
I don't think anyone doubts that.
I don't know much about the different ballistic missile products of Iran. Do you know how many ballistic missiles did Iranians have(or claims to have) that are equivalent to Tayfun and Cenk in range and(or) in payload if I may ask?
Ask for the most maximal thing, conflict ensues; surprised pikachu face.
Nothing new,remember the 300+ missiles sent to Israel by Iran?
I think US economy is like the third or fourth thing they are thinking about for such a plan. Noone wants another forever war, especially against a country of 90 million.
