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Turkey Seeks Moscow Permission To Offload S-400s, Paving Way For US F-35 Deal
Turkey Seeks Moscow Permission To Offload S-400s, Paving Way For US F-35 Deal
In a move that could break a years-long defense procurement deadlock with Washington, Turkey is finalizing the sale of its Russian S-400 air defense systems to Gulf states, potentially clearing the way for Ankara to buy US F-35 fighter jets, Turkish newspaper Hurriyet reports Friday.
For Ankara, offloading the Russian hardware resolves a years-long costly diplomatic and military bottleneck and controversy - a situation which dramatically improved after President Trump gave a clear greenlight during the annual NATO...
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