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That’s not GHATAK
That s GHATAK ..
India could not develop even turboprob engine powered UAV
Full of failed projects like ROUSTAM-II UAV , KAVERİ Engine and many more
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That’s not GHATAK
Some misunderstandings due to different language environments. I don't speak English, much less can I speak using English logic. I use machine translation to communicate on PDF.There are 206 Countries in the World
But except USA , Russia , China , The UK and France , Nobody can mock Turkiye
And Turkiye joins the big club in aviation Industry
Thanks to Turkish Military Projects which are real and flying
-- KAAN 5th gen Fighter Jet
-- HURJET next gen trainer Jet and light attack Fighter Jet
-- HURKUS trainer Aircraft
-- KIZILELMA unmanned stealth Fighter Jet
-- ANKA-3 flying wing stealth UCAV
-- TB-2/3 , ANKA , AKSUNGUR , AKINCI UCAVs
-- T-129 and T-929 Attack Helicopters
-- T-625 Utility Helicopter
Also Turkiye develops turboshaft and turbofan Engines to power indigenous aviation projects from Helicopters to Fighter Jets
India is not in a position to compare with Turkiye in aviation Industry
In this context, Turkey is really not considered a fighter aircraft industry powerhouse.

That’s SWIFT not GHATAKThat s GHATAK ..
India could not develop even turboprob engine powered UAV
Full of failed projects like ROUSTAM-II UAV , KAVERİ Engine and many more
Oh, of course! Turkey, which needs Pakistan’s help to develop fighter jets, is being compared to India's aviation industry? That’s like comparing a bicycle to a sports car and claiming they’re in the same league.Not yet
but until 2030 Turkiye will become a Fighter Jet industry powerhouse including manned and unmanned stealth Fighter Jets like KAAN , HURJET , KIZILELMA and ANKA-3 to operate together for future tactical air combat concept
KAAN , KIZILELMA , ANKA-3 projects are real and flying
also TF-6.000 , TF-10.000 and TF-35.000 turbofan Engines are under development
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Only USA , Turkiye , France-The UK , China and Russia in the world
Pakistan can work with Turkiye and China to get all these technologies
SWIFT is 15 times smaller than GHATAKGHATAK or SWIFT are same project
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Oh, of course! Turkey, which needs Pakistan’s help to develop fighter jets, is being compared to India's aviation industry? That’s like comparing a bicycle to a sports car and claiming they’re in the same league.
SWIFT is 15 times smaller than GHATAK
The British fighter industry. It can be fully considered a part of the United States and cannot be viewed in isolation.Not yet
but until 2030 Turkiye will become a Fighter Jet industry powerhouse including manned and unmanned stealth Fighter Jets like KAAN , HURJET , KIZILELMA and ANKA-3 to operate together for future tactical air combat concept
KAAN , KIZILELMA , ANKA-3 projects are real and flying
also TF-6.000 , TF-10.000 and TF-35.000 turbofan Engines are under development
View attachment 64356
Only USA , Turkiye , France-The UK , China and Russia in the world
Pakistan can work with Turkiye and China to get all these technologies
This picture is of SWIFT not GHATAK, GHATAK is 15 times bigger than SWIFT"It will be comparable in size to the B-52 bomber of USA."
So you will be building an unmanned B-52, before the US even has a manned replacement for the B-52? and you expect people to believe this?
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Btw I think you might be getting the 1:10 thing wrong. I think The initial 1:10 prototype was this little RC plane that they flew in 2022.

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I'm not denying that GHATAK is yet to reach prototype phase, but let's not forget that the Kaveri engine has been in the prototype phase for the last 25 years. And the engine that will eventually power the 15-ton GHATAK? It's just a dry variant of that same Kaveri engine.Then where is so mighty GHATAK ? in your dreams ?
or a paper project like AMCA ?
It will fly in the coming years, for sure.India could not develop even TEJAS MK-II for the first flight
Turkey has made a lot of achievements in the field of fighter industry in recent years. In the future, Turkey can continue to invest more research efforts in the field of cutting-edge technology.
Currently, Turkey has a lot of cooperation with other advanced countries in the fighter industry. Sometime in the future, when these countries feel threatened by Turkey, they will discontinue certain key co-operation projects
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