Engine supply for KAAN and HÜRJET is proceeding smoothly, but missile integration has stalled due to a source code obstacle
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Retired Brigadier General Hüseyin Fazla said there is no problem with the engine supply for the KAAN and HÜRJET aircraft. According to him, there is no serious shortfall in this area.
Fazla also stated that there is no obstacle to the sale of F-16 Viper aircraft. However, the same statement said the situation is different when it comes to missile integration. It was reported that the failure to provide source codes has prevented some weapons from being integrated into the aircraft.
This development shows the relationship between Turkey's own defense industry projects and weapons procured from abroad. Engine and weapons integration issues are considered particularly important for the modernization of the air forces.
Since detailed information on this matter is limited in the source text, its full impact is not yet clear. Developments on the issue will be followed in the coming period.
Sources: ssbulten.com.tr
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