I agree with your general opinion, but regarding TAI TISU, we learned every single piece of information in the above news article weeks ago here, and we were happy to experience it together and evaluate the issue together.Don't believe this Havuz Media!
In one part of the news it says "TAI's unmanned fighter will fly in 2023" and in another part of the same text it says "TFX will fly in 2023"!
Thats have no respect for their job!!
Of course, it is true that both the editor's lack of knowledge of the subject and the propagandist editorial style of the publication in question led to a "ver mehteri" style of reporting. However, what interest me is the fact that some of the bits of information that we have already verified here are also being reported on a national level by the mainstream(havuz) media. And if even the national media cannot share anything about the visuals of this system, it means there is something serious going on behind the scenes.
The TAI TISU(or Sinsi-IHA) project, which has been vaguely stated by many officials since 2020, is indeed moving forward. And as stated, this is an unmanned combat aircraft with a maximum take-off weight of more than a few tons. According to some, it is on the assembly line, and according to others, it is ready to make its first flight very soon.
That's the main information. Apart from that, some may argue that we will prevent an alien invasion with TAI TISU, while others may argue that these systems are actually toy airplanes and that the engine is not indigenous. From my point of view, these argues are not remarkable.
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