Nimble
Registered Member
You are forgetting that Turkiye doesn't have underground missile cities like Iran.... you can't also compare the scale with Iran.... they have built all this capabilities from decades....Turkey will simply overwhelm the Israelis with their loitering munitions and so many types of drones at scale. Not to mention, Turkey is also producing ballistic missiles lately. They have been developing cruise missiles for long too.
Unlike Iran, Turkey has much better air defense. As far as Israel is concerned, it has perhaps world's best air defense but it too has a limit. Secondly, Israel is a tiny land mass versus Turkey is a huge one with favorable terrain for the turkish side. Millions of places to hide their mobile air defense units and mobile cruise missile launchers. The forces size comparison again is massively in favor of Turkey. As far as Turkish missiles are concerned, you cannot claim they are not a fraction of Iran's. Turkey is rapidly building much more sophisticated BMs and CMs.
In air to air combat, I agree Israel has definite advantage. But Turkish F-4s won't be playing any part anyways.
But key part, is Turkish drones, they will come at scale and production that expensive Israeli AD won't be able to sustain and match. Those one-way loitering munitions, followed up with CMs / BMs will do damage.
Israel will significantly be destroyed after its war with Turkey unlike Iran which has very few options against Israel. Another disadvantage of Iranian side is the distance. Iran has to use IRBMs to attack Israel, each one is very expensive its like a space rocket and likely ended up being intercepted. Turkey is relatively close and has a lot more angle of attack from air, ground, and naval side.
So while Israel has definite advantage in air to air combat. It has no means to match turkish firepower otherwise in other areas.
we have seen Iran and it's missile cities are almost equipped with endless drones and missiles and they are very hard to destroy.... Turkey doesn't have this luxury and yes shorter distance is actually a disadvantage for Turkiye where IAF will not require refueling in the air or they can go more close and fire their SOWs with more accuracy.....
Size of the country doesn't matter... Iran is twice big the size of Turkiye still Israel could hit anywhere they wanted....
If Turkiye is getting better angle of attack at air, land and from naval side then same advantage goes to Israel as well and that too with much better striking platforms.....
For Israel as of now Turkiye is same a challenge as Iran... only additional arm with Turkiye is its airforce which is not a big challenge for Israel if they go for a determined attack.....






