Turkey to build first domestic aircraft carrier

[Surenas]

Wrong, These round rooftops like designs are related to Byzantinium ortodox churches, Nothing Persian about it....

Did I talked explicitly about those rooftops?

 

[mehmeTcc]

Indians Control Most Sectors in Many African Countries. We are the Largest Trade Partners of Many Eastern African Nations like Kenya and Largest Investors like Ethiopia.

Indian Navy has Permission to Enter Somalian Territorial Waters apart from USN and French Navy. Does Turkey have that?

Turkish Navy doesn't have a Warship above 4000 Tonnes, No Naval Tradition, No Ocean Going Capability.

Yeah sure. India can only dream about having a sphere of influence in ME or in Sub-Saharan Africa where there are several superpowers such as China and US and historical figures like Turkey.

Just googled Turkey in Somalia and see what I found:
Turkey
Insight: Turkey tries out soft power in Somalia | Reuters
Turkey
Assessing Turkey
ISS - News - The Soft Power Role of Turkey in Somalia
Turkey takes lead in rebuilding Somalia - CSMonitor.com
Turks provide aid in Mogadishu, Somalia, where others fear to tread | McClatchy
Turkey have full permission to enter Somalian seas, have enough soft power to dictate something actually.

We were conquering islands in British channel while Indians even couldn't know how to swim.
Turkish Abductions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Battle of Preveza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Battle of Djerba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Between 1623 and 1625, a privateer fleet occupied one of Britain’s offshore islands, using it as a base to raid the English Channel and ports in the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Ireland and even as far as Greenland. The great power they represented was originally an obscure Siberian forest people from the Far East, but by the time part of its navy occupied Lundy Island in 1623, it controlled most of the Mediterranean, raided the North Atlantic, established bases in the Indian Ocean as far as India and the East Indies, and ruled an empire that controlled up to 25 percent of mainland Europe. Even in its dying days, this power was able to inflict crushing defeats upon the greatest imperial power in the world at Gallipoli and Kut al-Amara. These ‘obscure Siberian forest people’ were, of course, the Turks.

Sultans of Rome – The Turkish world expansion | East & West Publishing

 

[TR.1]

PERFECTO TURKISH BEAUTY

MAGNIFICENTO PERFECTO -

Nusretiye Mosque

Nur Osmaniye Mosque

Sultan Ahmet Mosque

 

[A1Kaid]

Ottoman architecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So funny.

Architecture has evolved for thousands of years, so it is only natural that different cultural architectural styles have learned from and adopted elements from another. What is the point you are trying to make saying Ottoman architecture was influenced by Byzantines and Iranian? If that's the case why does Ottoman architecture look better than Iranian architecture? Look, Iran is in no league of Turkiye okay just focus on 'Israeli' architecture for now...

 

[BordoEnes]

Did I talked explicitly about those rooftops?

Beside the Rooftop there is very little difference when it comes at mosques...

 

[Surenas]

Architecture has evolved for thousands of years, so it is only natural that different cultural architectural styles have learn from and adopted elements from another. What is the point you are trying to make saying Ottoman architecture was influenced by Byzantines and Iranian? If that's the case why does Ottoman architecture look better than Iranian architecture? Look, Iran is in no league of Turkiye okay just focus on 'Israeli' architecture for now...

Have you ever been to Iran? What's your notion of Iranian architecture? It has influenced Mughal, Turkish and Islamic architectures, together with the Byzantines, like no other culture has done. We no league of Turkiye? That's perhaps why we gave Turks their culture. You have become ignorant like the average American. And 'looks better' is subjective, you fool.

 

[TR.1]

PERFECTOOO MAGNIFICENTOO

 

[Surenas]

Nice, all those Byzantine and Persian infleunces seen in Turkey. ^ I'm at least glad you guys have left the yurt-tents in Mongolia.

 

[TR.1]

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[Surenas]

Keep them going TR1. Always nice to see pre-Turkish (Iranian and Byzantine) influences in Anatolia.

 

[TR.1]

Galatasary Museum

Kucuksu Palace

 

[A1Kaid]

Have you ever been to Iran? What's your notion of Iranian architecture? It has influenced Mughal, Turkish and Islamic architectures, together with the Byzantines, like no other culture has done. We no league of Turkiye? That's perhaps why we gave Turks their culture. You have become ignorant like the average American. And 'looks better' is subjective, you fool.

We no league of Turkiye?

Ok you have switched back to being an Iranian now?

As for the architecture as I told you before, architecture as a whole has developed over thousands of years with architectural styles from across the world learning from each other. So what if some Persian architectural styles seeped into Ottoman architecture? Point is Ottoman architecture is still different enough from Persian architecture to be considered a separate style of architecture.

Please grow up with this "we influenced you" nonsense, as if you are some cultural master of the ME. The fact Ottomans have incorporated elements of Persian and Byzantine architecture into their own architecture is simply a testament of their conquest of of those people.

 

[BordoEnes]

Nice, all those Byzantine and Persian infleunces seen in Turkey. ^ I'm at least glad you guys have left the yurt-tents in Mongolia.

Typical Iranians, Somehow bending the subject to a point where they think they can have change at winning an actual discussion, Just to owned even harder... Pathetic Persian get lost...

 

[TR.1]

IRANIAN GUY , IN YOUR DESERT YOU GUYS DREAM OF THESE HAHAH

 

[TurAr]

Oh look, the two retard started it again. Btw, pay attention to their signatures

Ottoman-Turk and Surenas, take your e-mails adresses and continue this in there. Do not derail the topic.