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For prices is true, I wonder if the Saudis with phoenixes that will be given to Turkish Armed Forces, or phoenixes are the same ..
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According to the news.
Why does our military pay 96 million for 3 Ankas while KSA gets 4 for 56 million?![]()
ANKA-TP design that Cirit missiles are introduced by Roketsan
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SATCOM, SAR radar, E/O payload along with Missile integration...
ANKA-TP design that Cirit missiles are introduced by Roketsan
![]()
SATCOM, SAR radar, E/O payload along with Missile integration...
Question, is it 100% indigenous? Does it have any foreign parts? If it does, then will those parts be replaced in the future?
ANKA-TP design that Cirit missiles are introduced by Roketsan
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SATCOM, SAR radar, E/O payload along with Missile integration...
Launcher is a stupid idea. To heavy and needless.
Baykuş;4848265 said:Are your question regarding the UCAV on the poster or the Cirit missile it's all about?
If the latter, then I would say it's about 99% indigenous with a slight chance of using some nuts and bolts made abroad. If you meant the UCAV, however, then I would like to mention that it's just a 3D print utilized by the missile manufacturer Roketsan who probably needed something in their poster to carry their product - which in this case are the Cirit-pods. In other words; the drone shown in the picture doesn't reassemble anything that actually exists, at least not anything that's publicly known.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong though.
Question, is it 100% indigenous? Does it have any foreign parts? If it does, then will those parts be replaced in the future?