The German government has approved the export of 40 Eurofighter jets to Turkey, despite earlier opposition from Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
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German government spokesman Stefan Kornelius has confirmed the approval of a preliminary request for the export of Eurofighter jets to Turkey. This is a change from chancellor Olaf Scholz's previous position, which opposed the sale on political grounds. Turkey plans to buy 40 planes assembled in the UK and Germany, part of the Eurofighter consortium, must authorize all exports.
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Germania lui Friedrich Merz schimbă macazul cu un nou semnal strategic: Eurofighter pentru Turcia
Germania aprobă VÂNZAREA avioanelor de vânătoare Eurofighter Typhoon către Turcia
Germania renunță la veto-ul său privind livrarea de avioane Eurofighter către Turcia
Germania dă undă verde pentru vânzarea a 40 de avioane de vânătoare Eurofighter, către țara față de care invocase considerente politice
Guvernul german a dat undă verde exportului de avioane Eurofighter către Turcia (purtător de cuvânt guvernamental)
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