Fidan on F-35 in Turkey: "It's Taking Longer than We Expected"
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Turkey’s bid to return to the F-35 program is still in negotiations with Washington, with Hakan Fidan acknowledging that the process is progressing more slowly than Ankara’s initial expectations. The Turkish Foreign Minister spoke on Monday, September 21, in New York, during a discussion on relations […]
On the assumption that negotiations with the US for the lifting of CAATSA sanctions and Turkey's return to the F-35 program
Turkish Foreign Minister is in New York for the UN General Assembly
Admitting that negotiations with the US on the lifting of CAATSA sanctions and Turkey's return to the F-35 program are "taking a little longer than expected",...More...
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan admitted that negotiations with the US to lift CAATSA sanctions and return Turkey to the F-35 program are “taking a little longer than expected.” He also stressed the “timeless value” of Turkey-US relations, unprecedented cooperation on various regional issues, and the promotion of the “Mecca Alliance” for regional security.
Speaking at a discussion on "Turkey-US relations on the eve of the centenary", organized by the Turkish Communications Directorate in New…More...
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