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🚨 BREAKING,,: ​🇹🇷 TURKEY: "Our Bayraktar drones have completely revolutionized modern land warfare across three continents!" ​🇬🇷 GREECE: "Your super-drone uses Austrian engines, Canadian cameras, and US chips. One sanction and your air force becomes a museum exhibit." ​RATIOED 🔥

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Put Sevmem8 days ago

Update your information. Thanks to countries like Canada refusing to supply cameras, we’ve been producing all of them domestically for many years now… 😁👍‼️

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PersonaNonGrate8 days ago

Türk dronları kamera olarak Aselsan Aselflır 500 kullanıyor. Türk dronları için üretilmiş 6 motof versiyonu var. Çip teknolojikerinde TÜBİTAK Bilgem, Yarı İletken Teknolojileri Araştırma Laboratuvarı (YİTAL) ve Ulusal Elektronik ve Kriptoloji Araştırma Enstitüsü (UEKAE), ASELSAN, çeşitli üniversite araştırma merkezleri, laboratuvarları ile YONGATEK ve Electra IC üreyilmekte.

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Ilker Altan 🇹🇷8 days ago

Arkadaşlar niye yoruyorsunuz kendinizi evet diyin. Onlar bizden iyi biliyorlar. Bilmeselerdi çoktan saldırıyı başlatmışlardı. Bİlmiyorlarsa da bırakın öğrensinler zamanı geldiğinde

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epic #HAYIR ރ8 days ago

Both the engines and optics are now completely domesticly manufactured. The necessary chips can be obtained from the civilian markets.

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KorTyZoOoNe8 days ago

Engines: Austrian ❌ TM100(developed by BAYKAR 🇹🇷) ,TEI-PD170 (TUSAS Engine Endustries 🇹🇷)✅ Cameras: Canadian❌ ASELSAN CATS (ASELSAN Electro-Optic Cameras Which Directly Connected via Weapon System of UAV 🇹🇷)✅ Chips: USA ❌ CAKIL MİCROCHIP (TUBITAK BILGEM + ASELSAN Collaboration) YONCA ( 64 BIT RISC-V)✅ We Are All Of Us What We Do

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Ömer8 days ago

Bu karikatür eskimiyor.

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Adam 🇸🇾8 days ago

Why are you so fucked up?! Some people must understand, no power can draw a map for this region without Turkey's knowledge. And this has been the case for a thousand years. Turkey took only a century-long break, and that period has now ended. If you’re worried that اsraeا might soon cease to exist, give it a piece of land in your own country and let them come under your protection. Noobs.

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Adnan Eraslan8 days ago

Nasıl bir hesapsınız ki gerçeklerden uzaksınız.. Kullanılan malzemeler Türk yapımı ve Türk mühendislerinin eserleri. Azıcık kendinizi geliştirin gerçekleri öğrenin yada susun sizi adam sansınlar..

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Ercan🇹🇷🇹🇷🇦🇿🇦🇿8 days ago

Akılsız yunan,kanadan kamera almayalı yıllar oldu aselsan daha iyisini üretti,çipleride keza öyle ,motorlarıda tei üretiyor artık ,sadece bayraktar tb2 mi sanıyorsun hepsini,batının kahpeliğini bildiğimiz için şimdi bu saydıklarını kendimiz üretiyoruz,alda ambargonu götüne sok

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Ender Kanı8 days ago

No where to hide for Mileikowsky

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Laris Vrahimis8 days ago

@andrewidy Their drones have been retired from Ukraine because they have proved useless. They have been battle tested and proven garbage.

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Cihanumss8 days ago

Yunanistan yanılıyor;Türkiye ürettiği hiç bir ürün için dışarıya bağımlı değil kamera motor ve çipler dahil olmak üzere her şeyi kendimiz üretiyoruz.üretemediklerimiz yok mu evet var ama üzerinde çalışıyoruz ve çok kısa süreler içerisinde onlarda üretiyoruz.üzülebilirsiniz..

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Deep BIST8 days ago

Very old info!

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Emos8 days ago

Greece never said that, this is a clickbait to divide and enrage people between two countries, Greece is very divided right now , many of us Greeks do not support our governments actions and want nothing to do with Israel and it’s genocidal agenda, we just want peace.

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DerBoeseTurk8 days ago

Yeah actually thats not true. This was maybe the first generation but after sanctions from Canada. Türkiye build up everything from the ground. All parts are from Türkiye.

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irlandalı insan gibi vurmuyordu8 days ago

If this issue is really that simple, then produce your own drones and don’t beg to EU for weapons you idiots. 🤡

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IBO8 days ago

Unfortunately, our cameras are from Aselsan, our engines are from Tusas, and our chips are from Havelsan. They are all Turkish companies. None of the devices used in the first prototypes are being used anymore, and you've forgotten that you've been imposing an embargo on F-35s for the last 10 years, you fucking clowns.

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Redavv8 days ago

LoL UAV exist for 30 years and TB2 is nothing exceptional he just wants to make deals to sell them in order for his family to make more money

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Hakan kılıç 🇹🇷𐱅𐰼𐰇𐰰🇹🇷8 days ago

Türkiye elindeki dronları kullanarak hiçbir uçak kaldırmadan orta ölçekli bir ülkenin tüm stratejik askeri kabiliyetini yok edecekbilecek güçte farkında mısınız peki ??

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Γιαννης 🇬🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷8 days ago

@TheocharousH Their drones include also critical components from Hensoldt from Germany

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Peshmerga - News8 days ago

Yeah no, the SDF destroyed several off them imagine what Greece can do to them.

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Dogeturk8 days ago

Melesef ikisinide üretiyoruz şu an

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pikachu8 days ago

Hmmm, since when is united states in south asia? Sounds more like indian

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marzouki8 days ago

La Turquie devient de plus en plus indépendante avec ses projets en cours. Les moteurs sont Ukrainiens et non Autrichiens. Ce que je trouve extraordinaire c'est qu'elle est en train de développer ce que les Ukrainiens ne peuvent pas produire eux même.

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The Ramboman8 days ago

Who needs Canadian cameras? Chinese cameras are just as good if not better and less expensive, who needs Austrian motors? Chinese motors are just as good. And Turks can make motors too, Sanctions huh? We've seen what sanctions did, Türkiye kickstarted it's domestic industry.

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🇹🇷 İKİNCİ CUMHURİYET 🇹🇷 20238 days ago

Türkiye has already developed it during the embargo period. Keep deceiving yourself. You will see the truth in your first attack against Türkiye

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muhittin atalay8 days ago

Sevgili dostum şu an piste yeni inen hiç bir dron Amerikan çipi ve Kanada kamerası kullanmıyor 🤣 çok geriden geliyorsunuz geçmiş olsun. 🔥🔥🔥

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GökKHAN8 days ago

Hahaha… After we started manufacturing cameras ourselves, the Canadian camera company went bankrupt, and Canada wanted to import cameras from us. :) :) We have also been producting UAVs with our own engines for quite some time… 🤷🏻‍♂️

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lll.Mahmut (yeni hesap)8 days ago

Geri zekalı bize kimse kamere optiği satmadı kanada ambargo uyguladı biz kendi kameramızı ürettik şimdi kanada bize yalvarıyor savunma ürünlerinde birlikte çalışabiliriz diye bı halt bilmiyosunuz yazıyorsunuz klasik amerikalı cahilliği

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Baris Coskun8 days ago

And the lecture on “foreign dependency” comes from Greece—whose frontline aircraft are French and American, newest frigates French, missiles largely imported, and strategic security rests on NATO. Mocking Türkiye over individual foreign components while buying your deterrence off the shelf is the geopolitical version of going to the wedding night with someone else’s dick. 😂

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