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Erdogan Signals Turkey's Capability and Renewed US Ties on F-35 and Security Cooperation
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First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
What happened
Turkish President Erdogan, after the NATO summit in Ankara, criticized ongoing conflicts in Lebanon and Gaza, expressed hope for peace with Iran, and highlighted renewed US-Turkey cooperation on F-35 jets and defense industry projects, signaling Turkey's growing military capabilities.
- 01Erdogan condemns Israeli attacks in Lebanon and Gaza, citing thousands of civilian deaths.
- 02He expresses hope for peace with Iran despite negotiation difficulties.
- 03US sanctions on Turkey are currently not enforced, Erdogan says.
- 04Erdogan praises Trump’s positive stance on delivering F-35 jets to Turkey.
- 05Turkey and the US discuss expanding defense cooperation, including shipbuilding.
- 06Erdogan asserts Turkey’s capability to build advanced naval vessels domestically.
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