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http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
Eine begrüßenswerte Entwicklung.
Auch begrüßenswert wie sich die AKP mit den Militärs versteht.
Wohlmöglich wird die schwarze Hexe nun doch zu uns kommen, um die Frage zu klären wie denn nun genau der Norden des Iraks gemeinsam befriedet werden soll.
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
Eine begrüßenswerte Entwicklung.
Auch begrüßenswert wie sich die AKP mit den Militärs versteht.
Wohlmöglich wird die schwarze Hexe nun doch zu uns kommen, um die Frage zu klären wie denn nun genau der Norden des Iraks gemeinsam befriedet werden soll.
Hier noch mal auf deutsch:
Israel und Türkei verhandeln Rüstungsgeschäft
Israel und die Türkei wollen künftig militärisch stärker zusammenarbeiten. Geplant ist die Modernisierung türkischer Kampfflugzeuge in Israel.
Israel und die Türkei verhandeln über ein umfangreiches Rüstungsgeschäft und die Ausweitung ihrer militärischen Zusammenarbeit. Das meldet die israelische Tageszeitung «Haaretz». Geplant sei, dass Israel 48 türkische Kampfflugzeuge und bis zu 300 Panzer modernisiert.
Das Umbauprogramm habe ein Volumen von rund 1,5 Milliarden US-Dollar. Laut Zeitungsbericht weilte in der vergangenen Woche eine israelischen Delegation in der Türkei, um das Programm abzustimmen. (nz)
http://www.netzeitung.de/ausland/323549.html
Tja, für die Kurden im Nordirak war es das wohl. :p
Und das ganze sichert und die Jüdische Lobby in den USA. ;) Sehr gut weiter so!
Zur Zeit scheinen wir wohl genügend Geld fürs Militär überzuhaben. Aber die letzten 5 Jahre war es, was die Neubeschaffungen angeht, ja auch recht ruhig.
Interessant auch, daß man nicht 170 sondern 300 Sabra III anschaffen will. Ist von der Produktion her günstiger. Dann noch die Leo 2. Nich schlecht!
Hier noch mal auf deutsch:
Israel und Türkei verhandeln Rüstungsgeschäft
Israel und die Türkei wollen künftig militärisch stärker zusammenarbeiten. Geplant ist die Modernisierung türkischer Kampfflugzeuge in Israel.
Israel und die Türkei verhandeln über ein umfangreiches Rüstungsgeschäft und die Ausweitung ihrer militärischen Zusammenarbeit. Das meldet die israelische Tageszeitung «Haaretz». Geplant sei, dass Israel 48 türkische Kampfflugzeuge und bis zu 300 Panzer modernisiert.
Das Umbauprogramm habe ein Volumen von rund 1,5 Milliarden US-Dollar. Laut Zeitungsbericht weilte in der vergangenen Woche eine israelischen Delegation in der Türkei, um das Programm abzustimmen. (nz)
http://www.netzeitung.de/ausland/323549.html
Tja, für die Kurden im Nordirak war es das wohl. :p
Und das ganze sichert und die Jüdische Lobby in den USA. ;) Sehr gut weiter so!
Zur Zeit scheinen wir wohl genügend Geld fürs Militär überzuhaben. Aber die letzten 5 Jahre war es, was die Neubeschaffungen angeht, ja auch recht ruhig.
Interessant auch, daß man nicht 170 sondern 300 Sabra III anschaffen will. Ist von der Produktion her günstiger. Dann noch die Leo 2. Nich schlecht!
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
Eine begrüßenswerte Entwicklung.
Auch begrüßenswert wie sich die AKP mit den Militärs versteht.
Wohlmöglich wird die schwarze Hexe nun doch zu uns kommen, um die Frage zu klären wie denn nun genau der Norden des Iraks gemeinsam befriedet werden soll.
hab lang überlegt, was du mit schwarzer hexe meinst.... bin erst jetzt drauf gekommen :idea: :D
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArtVty.jhtml?sw=turkey&itemNo=533875
By Amnon Barzilai, Haaretz Correspondent
Last Update: 31/01/2005 15:50
Israel and Turkey are currently discussing further security cooperation that would involve the refurbishment of another 48 of the Turkish air force's F-4 Phantoms and some 200-300 M48 Patton tanks belonging to Turkey's armored corps. Turkey is also looking into the possibility of purchasing Israeli-made Harpy unmanned aerial vehicles.
The potential scope of the arms deals under discussion is estimated at some $1.5 billion.
A Defense Ministry delegation, headed by ministry director general Amos Yaron, was in Turkey last week to meet with senior Turkish Defense Ministry officials, who said they wanted Israel's defense industries to play a part in the modernization of Turkey's military. The series of discussions in Ankara saw the formulation of a joint work program for the two armies in the coming year.
The Israeli and Turkish defense establishments are considering broadening the cooperation that alreadys exists between the two countries' air and sea forces to include the land forces too.
In 1997, Israel Aircraft Industries won its first tender as principal contractor for the refurbishment of Turkish F-4 Phantoms. The deal was worth some $650 million. That same year, IAI, in conjunction with Elbit Systems and Singapore's aircraft industry, won a contract to refurbish Turkish air force F-5 fighter jets.
It emerged in last week's talks that the Turkish chief of staff and his deputy, the commander of the Turkish air force, wants IAI to do the overhaul work on the aircraft, while Turkey's deputy defense minister would like to see the local aircraft industry do the work. Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul is expected to rule on the matter.
The talks last week also included a progress report on Israel Military Industries' project to refurbish 170 Patton tanks for Turkey's armored corps, at a cost of some $680 million. IMI is currently completing a prototype of the refurbished tank that will then be passed on to Turkey for mass production by the local military industry. It was noted in last week's talks that the tank-refurbishment project will only be economically viable if an additional 200-300 tanks are overhauled.
A final decision will be made after IMI completes the prototype of the improved tank.
The political changes in Turkey and the rise to power of the Islamic party has not caused any changes in the relations between the Israel and Turkish defense establishments, sources stressed after last week's discussions.
Eine begrüßenswerte Entwicklung.
Auch begrüßenswert wie sich die AKP mit den Militärs versteht.
Wohlmöglich wird die schwarze Hexe nun doch zu uns kommen, um die Frage zu klären wie denn nun genau der Norden des Iraks gemeinsam befriedet werden soll.
hab lang überlegt, was du mit schwarzer hexe meinst.... bin erst jetzt drauf gekommen :idea: :D
So weit ich weiss kommt die "schwarze Hexe" wegen Incirlik...
So weit ich weiss kommt die "schwarze Hexe" wegen Incirlik...
İsrail'de yayımlanan Haaretz gazetesinin haberine göre, bu amaçla Savunma Bakanlığı Genel Direktörü General Amos Yaron ve beraberindeki heyet geçen hafta Ankara'ya giderek, özellikle Türk Ordusu'nun modernizasyonu olmak üzere iki ülke arasında savunma işbirliği konusunda görüşmelerde bulundu.
İsrail gazetesi, iki ülke arasındaki işbirliğinin özellikle 48 F-4 Phantom ve 200 ila 300 M-48 Patton tankının İsrailli uzmanlarca modernizasyonu ile İsrail'in Harpy tipi pilotsuz keşif uçağının satışı konusunu kapsadığını bildirdi.
İsrail Genelkurmay Başkanı Moşe Yaalon'un da yarın iki gün sürecek resmi ziyaret için Ankara'ya gelmesi bekleniyor.
Filistin'in yeni seçilen Devlet Başkanı Mahmud Abbas da yarın Ankara'ya gelecek.
quelle : http://www.internethaber.com
fena gözükmüyor ama paramizi farkli yerlere harcasak daha iyi olmaz mi ?
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İsrail'de yayımlanan Haaretz gazetesinin haberine göre, bu amaçla Savunma Bakanlığı Genel Direktörü General Amos Yaron ve beraberindeki heyet geçen hafta Ankara'ya giderek, özellikle Türk Ordusu'nun modernizasyonu olmak üzere iki ülke arasında savunma işbirliği konusunda görüşmelerde bulundu.
İsrail gazetesi, iki ülke arasındaki işbirliğinin özellikle 48 F-4 Phantom ve 200 ila 300 M-48 Patton tankının İsrailli uzmanlarca modernizasyonu ile İsrail'in Harpy tipi pilotsuz keşif uçağının satışı konusunu kapsadığını bildirdi.
İsrail Genelkurmay Başkanı Moşe Yaalon'un da yarın iki gün sürecek resmi ziyaret için Ankara'ya gelmesi bekleniyor.
Filistin'in yeni seçilen Devlet Başkanı Mahmud Abbas da yarın Ankara'ya gelecek.
quelle : http://www.internethaber.com
fena gözükmüyor ama paramizi farkli yerlere harcasak daha iyi olmaz mi ?
<span class='smallblacktext'>[ Bearbeitet Die Feb 01 2005, 12:00 ]</span>
So weit ich weiss kommt die "schwarze Hexe" wegen Incirlik...
Ja klar, und wir werden verhandeln. Dies alles schmeckt mir etwas besser, als die AKP-Präsenz der letzten Jahre.
So weit ich weiss kommt die "schwarze Hexe" wegen Incirlik...
Ja klar, und wir werden verhandeln. Dies alles schmeckt mir etwas besser, als die AKP-Präsenz der letzten Jahre.
ja aber müssen wor so viel Geld für Waffen ausgeben ?
ja aber müssen wor so viel Geld für Waffen ausgeben ?
ja aber müssen wor so viel Geld für Waffen ausgeben ?
So viel Geld für Waffen?
Wenn man Nachbarn wie Armenien hat welches Aserbaidchanisches Gebiet besetzt hält, Iran welches nach Atomwaffen strebt, Syrien den Terror unterstützt, Irak im Chaos versinkt, Griechenland MASSIV aufrüstet, die Küsten vor dem türkischen festland für sich beansprucht muss man viel Geld für das Militär ausgeben.
In den letzten 2 Jahren wurde sehr wenig für das Militär getan !amazed , was dazu führte das Griechenland im Ägäis das sagen hat!t
Danke Özkök, danke Erodgan!
Danke Leute! !amazed
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