#Turkey

Türkiye may have finally found a way out of its $2.5 billion Russian S-400 problem: sell the systems to a Gulf state, satisfy Washington’s demands, and reopen the door to US defense cooperation, F-35 talks, and engines for its KAAN fighter.

Before the NATO Summit began, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy outlined a simple goal: leave Ankara with stronger air defenses, new defense industry partnerships, and concrete security commitments for Ukraine. Two days later, how much of that did Ukraine actually achieve?

US President Donald Trump said he will discuss giving Ukraine a license to produce Patriot missiles domestically, potentially allowing Kyiv to bypass years-long procurement queues.