Israel called Turkey the ‘next Iran’, Erdogan got angry and launched a 60 thousand ton monster into the sea!

Turkey Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Israel Tension Impact: The fire of ongoing tension between Iran, Israel and America in West Asia has now reached Turkey. Israel calls Turkey the ‘next Iran’ After the agreement, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made a major change in his defense strategies.

Turkey is now busy completing the construction of its first indigenous aircraft carrier Mugem, which is expected to be inducted into the Navy by the end of next year.

Turkey’s nervousness over Israel’s comments

The diplomatic rift between Turkey and Israel deepened when Naftali Bennett, Israel’s leading opposition leader and potential next prime minister, openly compared Turkey to Iran.

Israeli leaders believe that Türkiye’s policies and regional expansion are following Iran’s path. This rhetoric and Eastern Mediterranean Sea The growing military involvement between Greece, Cyprus and Israel has forced Turkey to take offensive rather than defensive steps.

Türkiye’s new strength in the sea

According to Turkish Navy Commander Admiral Erkument Tatlioglu, the work on the aircraft carrier Mugem is being completed a year ahead of schedule. This warship will not only be Turkey’s largest ship to date but will also surpass the Charles de Gaulle, the current most powerful warship in the Mediterranean.

Key features of this huge warship:

Weight: About 60,000 tons.
Length: 285 metres.
Capacity: 60 aircraft can be deployed simultaneously in this.
Technique: This is called ‘short take-off’ The system is designed with.

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Work fast on future plans

For Turkey, this project is not just a demonstration of military power but a strategic need. By America in the year 2019 F-35 fighter plane After being excluded from the program, Turkey has quickly worked on its options. Turkey now plans to use its indigenous fifth-generation Kaan (KAAN) fighter jets, stealth drones like the Kizilelma and AI-assisted drones like the Bayraktar TB3 to deploy on Mugem.