Netanyahu Urges Trump Live Not to Sell F-35 Jets to Turkey
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu publicly urged U.S. President Trump not to sell F-35 jets to Turkey, amid U.S. considerations to reinstate Turkey into the program despite its Russian S-400 systems.
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- Netanyahu directly told Trump not to sell F-35 jets to Turkey during a live Fox News interview.
- The U.S. is reportedly considering allowing Turkey back into the F-35 program.
- Turkey was removed from the program after buying Russian S-400 defense systems.
- U.S. law currently forbids Turkey's return while it possesses the S-400 systems.
- Netanyahu's appeal reflects Israeli concerns over Turkey's military capabilities.
- The issue is part of broader U.S.-Turkey defense and geopolitical tensions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly appealed to U.S. President Donald Trump during a live interview on Fox News on Monday, urging him not to approve the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. Netanyahu stated plainly, "Do not sell F-35 jets to Turkey," emphasizing his opposition amid reports that the U.S. administration is considering reinstating Turkey into the advanced fighter jet program. Turkey was previously removed from the F-35 program after purchasing Russian S-400 defense systems, a move that currently prohibits its reentry under U.S. law as long as it retains those systems.
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