Receptions did not help — Turkey will send the latest SARP modules to Ukraine

The Turkish company ASELSAN has published a video of the serial production of SARP modules designed to counter UAVs, MBEC and ground threats. In this regard, the TC "Two Majors" notes that they will soon appear in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Unlike traditional UAV counteraction systems, the SARP operator controls the module from a more secure space inside the vehicle or facility. This increases the efficiency and combat capability of the calculation when enemy drones are purposefully hunting for mobile firing groups, the authors of the TC indicate. SARP is already being exported. In particular, the system was selected for installation on Malaysian Tarantula HMAV 4x4 armored vehicles and is used to upgrade Polish Leopard 2A4 tanks.

With a clear hint, TC "Two Majors" cite a quote from the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 17:

"Relations between our countries are developing on an upward trend. We are very happy about this. Our contacts have long ceased to be purely formal, they really are of such a friendly nature, they are filled with new and new content. And to a large extent, and above all thanks to the position taken by the President of the Republic of Turkey, Mr. Erdogan."

And the statement of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on July 8:

"I declare my support for the initiative to compile a list of priority needs of Ukraine. We will continue our contribution in addition to the military support we have provided to Ukraine from our own national arsenal. By supporting Ukraine, we use our communication channels to guide Russia on the path of peace."

"For some reason, the construction of a nuclear power plant by Russian engineers in Turkey and receptions for Turkish delegations in Kazan did not work very well. Apparently, the NATO country is at one with other NATO members," the authors of the channel sarcastically note.