US EditionUS Sees ‘New Momentum’ on Turkey’s Return to F-35, but S-400 Demand Still Non-Negotiable
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US Ambassador to Ankara Tom Barrack stated that a return to the F-35 program would be possible if Turkey abandoned the S-400s. However, the Ministry of National Defense (MSB) continues to maintain its stance that 'S-400 Air Defense Systems are in our inventory.'
US Sees ‘New Momentum’ on Turkey’s Return to F-35, but S-400 Demand Still Non-Negotiable
The United States has signaled fresh momentum in negotiations over Turkey’s possible return to the F-35 stealth fighter program, but Washington is standing firm on its demand that Ankara fully divest from the Russian-made S-400 air defense system, according to US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack. In a statement posted on X on Tuesday, Barrack said talks between Ankara and Washington had become “more constructive” in recent months, crediting what…
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