Post: #2
Title: Re: واشنطن بوست: طائرات بدون طيارللجيش مقابل �
Author: Deng
Date: 03-08-2025, 06:57 PM
Parent: #1
أفاد المدير التنفيذي لشركة بايكار التركية أن القوني شقيق حميدتي قد توسل إليه وكاد أن يبكي لثنيه عن تزويد الجيش السوداني بمسيرات بيرقدار ، بل وعرض عليه ضعف السعر الذي عرضه الجيش السوداني، مؤكداً أن تزويد الجيش بتلك المسيرات سيكون بمثابة النهاية بالنسبة للدعم السريع
واشنطن بوست
“On Sept. 9, after learning of the drones deal between Baykar and the Sudanese army, Musa made an unhappy call to Rodoplu. “I told you not to trust anyone here,” she told him. “As far as I heard, they also supplied some other equipment — some weapons.” Apparently in a panic, Musa tried through an intermediary to get in touch with Baykar and put a stop to the shipment, messages show. He was “almost about to cry … he was begging,” Baykar’s CEO recounted in a text to Evilyaoglu. Musa wanted the drones too, according to the CEO, offering double what the military had paid. If Baykar didn’t comply, Musa told him, “we will be finished,” the CEO wrote. The company was unmoved by his desperate appeal. “Not a chance,” Evliyaoglu responded by text when Musa’s message was relayed to him. “This is the way of the world.”
This story has been updated with a comment from a former Turkish official. Jarrett Ley and John Hudson contributed to this report.”
From the Washington Post
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