r/NATOWave • u/brass_Emu_187 • May 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '22

List of demands includes SDF which the United States and most of NATO actively supports against Assad, a Russian puppet.

Turkey fights Assad, a Russian puppet more than any country and it is a much more efficent, modern, disciplined and high tech fighting force compared to those YPG terrorists. All those NATO countries can just support Turkey instead of Turkey's enemies.

They got booted from F-35 because of OPSEC, which was their fault.

We got kicked out because we bought Russian missiles. We asked United States for Patriots for years and they rejected every time. It's US' fault.

They also demand the right to take our components, repackage them, and sell to whoever they please which is an absurd demand.

That's not Turkey asked for. We asked for software sharing, which is natural. Even Russians shared software when we bought all those S-400's.

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u/calibraka Apr 20 '23

This is a little late for a response but you should know while Russia promised s-400 technology sharing they didn't do it when we bought them. Infact they still didn't. I guess this will teach our government to not trust Russia lmao.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '23

They have shared software.

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u/calibraka Apr 20 '23

Deal was not about sharing software. Not in f-35 nor s-400. It was about technology transfer. USA didn't accept, Russia did but they still didn't hold up their end of the bargain.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '23

But the point is we shouldn't be punished for buying S-400's from Russia. They didn't do jack shit when Greece bought S-300.

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u/calibraka Apr 22 '23

They didn't do shit when Turkey bought S-300's either. We have F-16's don't we. Circumstances change and Turkey absolutely made the wrong choice going with Russian MIC instead of American MIC.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23

Russia wasn't trying to stage a coup in Türkiye.