Turkey Aims to Offload Russian Air-Defense System as It Seeks to Buy U.S. F-35s
Turkey is moving to divest its Russian S-400 missile systems in a renewed diplomatic push to acquire U.S. F-35 fighter jets.
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Turkey is moving to divest its Russian S-400 missile systems in a renewed diplomatic push to acquire U.S. F-35 fighter jets.
Diplomatic tensions rise as Benjamin Netanyahu urges Donald Trump to block potential F-35 fighter jet sales to Turkey before the upcoming NATO summit.
President Erdogan’s relationship with Donald Trump is shaping NATO summit dynamics and fueling debate over potential F-35 sales to Turkey.