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Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
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Turkey aims to select tank-maker in 2018
A procurement official says Turkey’s that government expects three bidders to submit their offers by November.
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Turkey goes ahead with armored amphibious vehicle program
Turkey’s procurement authorities have decided to go ahead with a draft program for the local production of scores of armored amphibious assault vehicles.
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BMC lands Turkey contract to sell 529 vehicles
BMC, a leading Turkish armored vehicles maker, signed Aug. 8 a contract with the Turkish government to produce and sell a total of 529 tactical wheeled armored vehicles.
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German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
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Turkey appoints ‘business-friendly’ defense minister
The Turkish government has appointed Nurettin Canikli, a veteran politician from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as the new defense minister, in what industry says is part of efforts to build more business-friendly relations, including foreign players.
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Turkey, close to S-400 deal, also goes for Eurosam solution
Every new day Turkey and Russia are inching closer to a final deal on the Turkish acquisition of the Russian-made S-400 air defense architecture. But the Ankara government also said it reached a deal with the European group Eurosam to develop a similar air and anti-missile defense system.
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Turkey invites 3 bidders to Altay tank contest
This decision effectively means the three companies will be invited to bid on the program, estimated to reach beyond $10 billion.
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Turkey’s naval ambitions boosting local industry
As Turkey, a peninsula in a volatile region, has in recent years thrived to push up its regional political clout, the Ankara government has taken a position of commissioning a wide range of vessels from local shipyards.
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Turkish F-16 jets to get structural upgrades
A batch of 25 aircraft will be upgraded jointly by Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries, or TAI, as well as Lockheed Martin.
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Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
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Turkey aims to select tank-maker in 2018
A procurement official says Turkey’s that government expects three bidders to submit their offers by November.
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Turkey goes ahead with armored amphibious vehicle program
Turkey’s procurement authorities have decided to go ahead with a draft program for the local production of scores of armored amphibious assault vehicles.
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BMC lands Turkey contract to sell 529 vehicles
BMC, a leading Turkish armored vehicles maker, signed Aug. 8 a contract with the Turkish government to produce and sell a total of 529 tactical wheeled armored vehicles.
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German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
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Turkey appoints ‘business-friendly’ defense minister
The Turkish government has appointed Nurettin Canikli, a veteran politician from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as the new defense minister, in what industry says is part of efforts to build more business-friendly relations, including foreign players.
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Turkey, close to S-400 deal, also goes for Eurosam solution
Every new day Turkey and Russia are inching closer to a final deal on the Turkish acquisition of the Russian-made S-400 air defense architecture. But the Ankara government also said it reached a deal with the European group Eurosam to develop a similar air and anti-missile defense system.
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Turkey invites 3 bidders to Altay tank contest
This decision effectively means the three companies will be invited to bid on the program, estimated to reach beyond $10 billion.
-
Turkey’s naval ambitions boosting local industry
As Turkey, a peninsula in a volatile region, has in recent years thrived to push up its regional political clout, the Ankara government has taken a position of commissioning a wide range of vessels from local shipyards.
-
Turkish F-16 jets to get structural upgrades
A batch of 25 aircraft will be upgraded jointly by Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries, or TAI, as well as Lockheed Martin.
-
Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
-
Turkey aims to select tank-maker in 2018
A procurement official says Turkey’s that government expects three bidders to submit their offers by November.
-
Turkey goes ahead with armored amphibious vehicle program
Turkey’s procurement authorities have decided to go ahead with a draft program for the local production of scores of armored amphibious assault vehicles.
-
BMC lands Turkey contract to sell 529 vehicles
BMC, a leading Turkish armored vehicles maker, signed Aug. 8 a contract with the Turkish government to produce and sell a total of 529 tactical wheeled armored vehicles.
-
German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
-
Turkey appoints ‘business-friendly’ defense minister
The Turkish government has appointed Nurettin Canikli, a veteran politician from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as the new defense minister, in what industry says is part of efforts to build more business-friendly relations, including foreign players.
-
Turkey, close to S-400 deal, also goes for Eurosam solution
Every new day Turkey and Russia are inching closer to a final deal on the Turkish acquisition of the Russian-made S-400 air defense architecture. But the Ankara government also said it reached a deal with the European group Eurosam to develop a similar air and anti-missile defense system.
-
Turkey invites 3 bidders to Altay tank contest
This decision effectively means the three companies will be invited to bid on the program, estimated to reach beyond $10 billion.
-
Turkey’s naval ambitions boosting local industry
As Turkey, a peninsula in a volatile region, has in recent years thrived to push up its regional political clout, the Ankara government has taken a position of commissioning a wide range of vessels from local shipyards.
-
Turkish F-16 jets to get structural upgrades
A batch of 25 aircraft will be upgraded jointly by Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries, or TAI, as well as Lockheed Martin.
