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TURKEY

Line up to cooperate with Turkey!

Sugar Mizzy April 9, 2022

The development in the structure of Russia-Ukraine In the events experienced with the departures of Turkey to the West, the repair process first found itself in cooperation with the defense industry. The stage for new understandings and reshaping around the world, in a sense, the long-imposed embargoes on Turkey began to be thrown one by one. Those who applied embargo and restrictions along with those coming from Ukraine and Russia, this time lined up for cooperation.

First step from USA

In this direction, the USA scored first. Proposing to Congress to propose US gratuities to the presentation of products intended for visitors, the purchase of the F-16 and the approval of the modern introduction of the existing F-16. Negotiations are progressing positively. It is expected that the F-35 works with the Ministry of National Defense and the Pentagon will be revived once they are completed and Turkish soldiers will be invited to Washington.

then it came

After this step that stretched what the USA would do, the most advanced step came from . When Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met with British Foreign Minister Liz Truss, he announced that after the NATO Foreign Ministers’ fair, the UK had lifted the restrictions on exports to Turkey. “We want to develop our project to use warships and aircraft carriers from the defense ship,” Çavuşoğlu said. United Kingdom and Turkey, co-production from the engines of TFX National Aircraft before the transfer restrictions.

Small size in SAMP-T

The joint production project of the SAMP-T range air defense system with Turkey, in the partnership of France-Italy, was also retrained two weeks ago with the visit of the French Ministry of Defense in Ankara. In his meeting with British Foreign Minister Lui Maio, Minister Çavuşoğlu said, “He made the preparations for the meeting of the leaders section in the field of foreign ministers and defense ministers in the upcoming period.

Canada will also

Success from removing defense restrictions is expected to be completed. Çavuşoğlu, who also met with his Canadian counterpart Joly at the NATO Foreign Ministers meeting, talked about their agreement about the exercises in an exchange of letters. Farmers’ production was abandoned for the systems of Bayrak UAV/SİHAs used in Karabakh. Turkey was produced with possible possibilities for them.

Encrypts Turkey

From our Western leaders, including the United States, to advance on the path to advance ahead of Turkey in Russia-Ukraine, problematic articles. “We understand Turkey better” concern.

The NATO Leaders’ Summit will be held over the Western country of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

It is aimed at the defense cooperation of Western countries with Turkey against the security of NATO when confronted. Softening the NATO courses with Turkey, which will start and progress to start the business life. NATO’s future 10 departures and futures Strategic Concept will have a future and a future 10 A critical future about Turkey’s future and NATO.

other siblings

It is expected that new sections will be consumed from the sections that remove the restrictions on industrial use in Turkey. In addition to the open embargoes and restrictions on Turkey, most of the Western countries had implemented secret embargoes and delayed and delayed Turkey’s preferred goods and trips.

The purchase of the S-400 system from Russia with the embargo application to Turkey, with military support against the PKK/YPG in Syria at the invitation of the National Accord government, with military support in Karabakh, the Turkish-affiliated SİHA opposes the army of the Armenians. had its effects. These embargoes said, “Turkey has developed its national defense industry and has emerged into the league of defense industry and countries.

energy is added

Among the areas of cooperation from the classroom between Turkey and NATO trainings are those who are in energy. Turkey’s future comes to the fore in planning, day by day.

After meeting with his British counterpart, Truss, Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu said, “We chose today to follow up the decisions taken (in the Erdogan-Johnson meeting), especially in the field of energy, to develop our business” later found.

Again, during the first talks with the USA on the Strategic Mechanism, the meetings to be held at the US Department of Commerce, which came to Ankara in a week, are aimed at Turkey-US cooperation in the strength of the war.

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