NATO NATO Summit 2026 | Ankara

[Pokemonte13]

That makes sense. I wasn't talking about selling it to NATO anyway but more like "we are developing NATO capability" sense. Like Kara Atmaca and Aselsan radar deal announcement.

Do we gain anything from funding this or just brownie points?

Just shows commitment also we will most likely provide only a small portion as we have our own fleet and are not relying on nato capability. Those deals with kara atmace and aselsan are not nato deals as far as i know just our own contracts to show investments. Doubtful the french or greeks would buy a turkish missile even if it is produced under license by diehl. But anything is possible i guess.

 

[Pokemonte13]

I really didn't think anything serious would happen with regard to the F-35 but after seeing Lindsey's comments (who for some reason is in Ankara) it seems something is actually happening behind the scenes.

I mean lindsey graham is not as bad as people think if our officials would stop talking bullshit all the time our overall relation with us would somewhat improve. I remember him defending us because of us support for the pkk

 

[Turkic]

I really didn't think anything serious would happen with regard to the F-35 but after seeing Lindsey's comments (who for some reason is in Ankara) it seems something is actually happening behind the scenes.

Exclusive─US Sen. Graham backs possible F-35 delivery to Türkiye - Türkiye Today

US senator says political obstacles remain, but a solution could still be found

www.turkiyetoday.com

Lindsey's comments for those who missed.

 

[Sanchez]

I mean lindsey graham is not as bad as people think if our officials would stop talking bullshit all the time our overall relation with us would somewhat improve. I remember him defending us because of us support for the pkk

Graham for years have been called a friend or an enemy of Turkey with intervals every 2 years. You can almost get a bearing on Turkish / American state establishment relations by Graham's comments.

 

[Fatman17]

Trump lands in Turkey for NATO summit, where he is expected to signal that he is willing to sell the country F-35 fighter jets. Follow live updates. https://cnn.it/4gqdyTs

 

[Fatman17]

NATO’s regional defence plans divide Europe into three operational fronts, but the emerging architecture exposes issues in command, rear-area sustainment and the availability of enabling forces required to turn headquarters into warfighting formations.


Ahead of the NATO Summit in Ankara, read the full analysis by Ruben Stewart (@2eatsoup): go.iiss.org/4aBYYEH.

 

[Melkör]

Donald looking a bit tired.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

Trump right now: "I can tell you, we're taking all the sanctions off"

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

Trump: "Europe needs be careful with two things, energy and immigration. If they're not carful of those two things, you're not going to have a Europe anymore"

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

Trump on US/Israel war on Iran:

"Türkiye has been a great ally for us. They could have gotten into the fight on the other side. They are very powerful, but they didn't do that. Maybe they didn't do that because of me."