
dr15
677 posts




Rusya'nın da 6'cı nesil Miq-41 uçağı var. 2015 yılında fuarda gösterildi. 😃 Her ülke fuarda bir şey gösterir. Buna ABD de dahil. Fuarda gösterilen bir şey, vardır demek değildir. Altay tankını Türkiye 2011 yılında fuarda göstermişti. Tank daha geçen aylarda üretime geçti. F-35, 2003 yılında sergilendi ve.s. Yorum bu kadar.


Millî Savunma Bakanlığı, 6 bin kilometre menzilli YILDIRIMHAN'a dair konsept görüntüler paylaştı. ▪️Kıtalararası balistik füze YILDIRIMHAN, terminal safhada saatte yaklaşık 36 bin kilometre hıza ulaşıyor.





KAAN için MSB AR-GE tarafından geliştirilen GÜÇHAN motorunun test bremzesi görüntüsü olduğu değerlendirilen fotoğraf. MSB: “GÜÇHAN, kritik parçaları tamamen yerli ve milli olarak geliştirilip üretilen motordur.”




🇬🇷 🇪🇺12 Nautical Miles: Clarifying Greece’s maritime jurisdiction in the Aegean in accordance with international law - and ending Turkey’s ability to operate within Greek sovereign waters and airspace. 🔵A 12-nautical-mile Greek territorial sea in the Aegean: ❌Does NOT swallow Turkish waters, ❌Does NOT push into the Turkish coast, and ❌Does NOT block Turkey’s access to the high seas. ✅The median line principle still applies. ✅Innocent passage remains guaranteed. 🔵All that changes is closing the gap Turkey has exploited for decades. The narrow sea areas between densely inhabited Greek islands in the central Aegean - where Greek communities live and work - fall under Greek sovereignty, exactly as international law entitles. ❌ Turkey wants to deny Greece this lawful right because this is the only scenario in which Turkish warships and military aircraft can operate freely through waters that geography and international law would otherwise place under Greek sovereignty. ⚠️A threat of war to prevent a sovereign state from exercising a universally recognized right is a blatant violation of the UN Charter. Turkey is not defending its own legitimate maritime space -it is bullying Greece to accept a coerced, illegal status quo. 🇪🇺Greece’s maritime borders are also external borders of the European Union. Upholding lawful jurisdiction in the Aegean is therefore not only a matter of national sovereignty, but of European responsibility. The effective protection and clarity of these borders are essential for regional stability, security, and the consistent application of international law. What is at stake in the discussion over territorial waters in the Aegean is not the restriction of another state's legitimate maritime space, but the implementation of rights provided under international law.





























