𝗦𝗮𝘃𝘂𝗻𝗺𝗮𝗧𝗥.𝗰𝗼𝗺 (𝟮𝟰 𝗧𝗲𝗺𝗺𝘂𝘇 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲): "Yunanistan, yaklaşık 4,2 milyar avro değerindeki yeni savunma paketini onayladı" + 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝘆𝗲𝘁 (𝟮𝟱 𝗧𝗲𝗺𝗺𝘂𝘇 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲): "Aşil’in topuğu (Achilles' heel) yine zayıf" + 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀 ...
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https://x.com/SavunmaTR/status/2080559323785175131
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https://www.milliyet.com.tr/gundem/asilin-topugu-yine-zayif-7629351
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Aşil’in topuğu yine zayıf
25.07.2026
Yunanistan, İsrail’den “Aşil Kalkanı” (Achilles’ Shield) adını verdiği çok katmanlı bir hava savunma sistemi satın alınmasına resmi onayı verdi.
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AYDIN HASAN / ANKARA - Yaklaşık 4.2 milyar euroluk savunma paketinin ağırlığını; Yunanistan ile İsrail ile ortak geliştirilecek Aşil Kalkanı adlı çok katmanlı hava savunma sistemi oluşturuyor. Maliyeti 3.5 milyar euro olarak hesaplanan sistem, Yunanistan anakarası ile Ege adalarını da kapsayacak. Türkiye, proje ile ilgili gelişmeleri izliyor. Proje, Ankara’da stratejik seviyede bir endişeye neden olmadı. Ankara’da değerlendirmeler ana hatlarıyla şöyle:
HUKUKİ SORUN
■ Türkiye, kara sınırlarının güvenliğinde olduğu gibi Ege Denizi ile Doğu Akdeniz’deki haklarını korumada son derece kararlı. Hava savunma projesi, gayri askeri statüdeki adaları da kapsıyor. Bu açıdan uluslararası hukuk noktasında sorunlu.
■ Yunanistan’ın bu sistemleri Türkiye’nin Ege ve Akdeniz’deki ezici ateş gücü üstünlüğünü engellemek için aldığı genel kabul görüyor. Türkiye, uzun menzilli balistik füzeler, seyir füzeleri ve topçu sistemleri konusunda önemli ürünler geliştirdi. İHA ve SİHA’lar ile de ilave bir operasyonel güce sahip oldu.
İSRAİL’E BAĞIMLI
■ Aşil Kalkanı, İsrail teknolojisine dayalı. Atina, hava savunma füzeleri, mühimmatları ve tedarik zincirinde çok büyük oranda İsrail’e bağımlı olacak. Türkiye; kamikaze İHA, balistik füze, seyir füzesi ve topçu roketlerine sahip olmasının yanı sıra bunları hızlı bir biçimde üretme kapasitesine de sahip. Yoğun füze ve kamikaze İHA’lar ile sürü niteliğinde bir saldırı, Aşil Kalkanı’nda stokları kısa zamanda eritebilir. Türkiye gelişmiş elektronik harp sistemlerine de sahip.
■ Türkiye, Çelik Kubbe hava savunma sistemini, Siper’in envantere alınması ile daha ileri bir noktaya taşıdı. Sistem tamamen milli. Aşil Kalkanı kurulana kadar geçecek üç yıl içinde, Türk savunma sanayiinin mevcut ürünlerini daha üst seviyeye taşıması da bekleniyor.
■ Aşil Kalkanı, uluslararası nitelikte hukuksal bir sorunun içinde yer alıyor. Operasyonel açıdan ise Türk sistemleri karşısında Aşil’in topuğu gibi bir zayıflık içeriyor.
MİTOLOJİDEKİ ANLATI
Yunan mitolojisindeki anlatıya göre annesi, Aşil’i ölümsüz yapmak için Styx Nehri’ne batırır. Ancak çocuğu topuğundan tuttuğu için bu kısmı suya değmez. Aşil, tam bu noktandan vurularak öldürülür.
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https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-says-turkey-yet-to-meet-conditions-for-f-35s-after-trump-signaled-hed-back-sale/
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US says Turkey yet to meet conditions for F-35s, after Trump signaled he’d back sale
State Department letter to US lawmaker reveals that issue of Ankara owning Russian S-400 air defense systems hasn’t been resolved, meaning that US sanctions still prevent sale
By Jacob Magid
Today, 1:31 am
Illustrative - A US Air Force F-35 Lightning II assigned to the 48th Fighter Wing, approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker during a refueling mission over Sweden, June 10, 2026. (The Times of Israel; US Air Force).webp
Illustrative: A US Air Force F-35 Lightning II assigned to the 48th Fighter Wing, approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker
during a refueling mission over Sweden, June 10, 2026. (US Air Force)
US President Donald Trump’s administration has maintained that Turkey does not currently meet the criteria necessary for purchasing F-35 fighter jets from the United States.
The US State Department made the revelation in a letter it sent to Republican Rep. Wesley Bell during the past week. Bell had reached out to the White House inquiring about the matter after Trump indicated during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that he was inclined to back the long-stalled F-35 sale.
Turkey joined a multinational program to purchase F-35s, the world’s most advanced fighter jets, from the United States, but was removed from it in 2020 over its purchase of Russian S-400 air defense systems.
The S-400 purchase initiated US sanctions on Turkey under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA). While Trump announced in his July 7 meeting with Erdogan that he would be lifting those sanctions, the State Department letter indicated that this has yet to happen.
“Our policy regarding Turkey’s purchase of F-35s remains unchanged and fully consistent with Section 231 of the CAATSA and section 1245 of the Fiscal Year 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (FY 2020 NDAA),” read the letter to Bell.
“This includes resolving the S-400 issue by Turkey no longer possessing the system or associated equipment, providing assurances against its future acquisition, and meeting the other statutory certification requirements,” the letter continued.
US President Donald Trump, left, meets with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as he arrives for the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, July 7, 2026. (The Times of Israel; Osmancan Gürdoğan, Pool Photo via AP).webp
US President Donald Trump, left, meets with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as he arrives for the NATO
summit in Ankara, Turkey, July 7, 2026. (Osmancan Gürdoğan, Pool Photo via AP)
“Turkey has not yet met these conditions,” it added, while not ruling out the possibility that Ankara could later meet them.
To address US concerns, Turkey has been in talks with Washington about offloading the S-400 system.
However, the letter indicated that such a transfer has not yet taken place.
The letter appeared to be another example of Trump’s public comments not lining up with the policies being advanced by agencies within his own government.
Over the past week, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright signed a deal to establish a civil nuclear program with Saudi Arabia only for Trump to declare the next day that the already-inked agreement was actually conditioned on Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords and normalizing ties with Israel.
In its letter to Bell, the State Department went on to express concern over Turkey’s relationship with Hamas, while acknowledging that those ties had proved critical in coaxing the Palestinian terror group to accept the Gaza ceasefire deal brokered by the Trump administration last year.
The State Department also praised Turkey for becoming a founding member of Trump’s Board of Peace, which is responsible for overseeing the postwar management of Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel is opposed to the F-35 sale, and has said he urged Trump against the move. Turkey’s leaders have likened Israel’s conduct in Gaza to that of the Nazis during the Holocaust, and Jerusalem has also warned that selling the stealth jets to Ankara would undermine Israel’s qualitative military edge in the region, which US law commits to maintaining.
The F-35, built with stealth technology that allows it to evade enemy detection, is considered the world’s most advanced fighter jet.
Israel has operated the aircraft for over a decade, building multiple squadrons, and remains the only Middle Eastern country to possess it.
The Israel Air Force currently operates 48 of the aircraft with another 52 units on order.
Israel is anxious to preserve its qualitative military edge in the region by having the most advanced aircraft, and has previously worked to prevent the sale of the F-35 to other nearby countries, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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