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Türkiye ready for a hyperwar, says Forbes

ANKARA, TURKEY - JULY 13 : A staff of Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc. (TUSAS/TAI) works on a helicopter in Ankara, Turkey on July 13, 2018. Turkey and Pakistan signed a deal for the sale of 30 amount of T129 ATAK helicopters, according to the Turkish Defense Industries Undersecretariat (SSB). Turkey becomes the fourth country to export Combat Helicopters after United States, Russia and France. The T129 ATAK Multirole Combat Helicopters are actively used by Turkish Armed Forces and Turkish Gendarmerie crews. (Photo by Aytac Unal/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

Forbes magazine has published an article titled “Turkey builds a hyperwar capable military”, written by Amir Husain.

Husain highlighted that although Turkey’s defense budget is just a little over $20 billion a year, it countered a Kurdish insurgency, supported Qatar in its standoff with KSA and UAE, engaged in support of the GNA in Libya while being involved in significant operations in Syria. “Besides all this, Turkish intervention won Azerbaijan the Nagorno-Karabakh war against Armenia. And now, Turkey is extending considerable support to Ukraine in its standoff with Russia”, he added.


Amir underlined that all these became possible due to innovative weapon systems, tactics and strategies evolved by the Turkish armed forces, and these are worth serious study.

He continued his article by introducing Türkiye’s brand new weapons.

Read more from Forbes; https://www.forbes.com/sites/amirhusain/2022/06/30/turkey-builds-a-hyperwar-capable-military/?sh=31acd4c755e1

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