Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in Hungary to meet with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, as reported by Manolis Kostidis from Istanbul.

The two leaders put obstacles in the way of Sweden joining NATO.

The horse that Orban gave to Erdogan. The Turkish president retaliated with an electric vehicle.

Orban: “These here are from the cavalry of the army and they were always trained.”

Erdogan: “Is this from there?”

Orban: “Of course, from there.”

Erdogan: “This doesn’t come close to me”

Cagatay Kilic, Erdogan’s diplomatic advisor: “Because it’s calm”

Erdoğan: “Well, he’s 4 years old, isn’t he?”

Orban: “Yes 4”

Erdogan: “This year, we opened the factory in Turkey. This car was received by the presidents of Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan

Orban: “And Hungary…”

Turkish political analyst talks about Greek air superiority

“The Turkish air force has fallen behind the Greek air force”, “we have a problem of survival against the air forces of Israel and Greece”.

Deniz Zeyrek, a columnist for the SOZCU newspaper, reported: “Neighboring Greece will very soon add the new generation F-35 fighter jet to its inventory. Turkey, on the other hand, needs to convince the US to modernize its existing F-16s and buy new F-16s.

The Germans must also be convinced to sell the Eurofighter jets, an alternative to the F-16s.

In other words, if the USA and Germany are not convinced, the Turkish Air Force will be behind many countries and especially Greece in new generation aircraft for the next 9 years.

Since the government prioritizes its own interests in domestic policy, not the interests of the country in foreign policy, there has been a gap in our air defense that can be called a “survival” problem against Israel, Greece and all European countries.

This problem will continue until 2032, when Kaan joins the Turkish Air Force.”

Massive incidents within the infantry school

Opposition: “Uncontrollable Kemalist-Islamist sub-lieutenant quarrel that stopped only with the intervention of the police”

Kemal Tyos: “There is an Islamic gang within the army”

Pro-Islamic newspapers: “The junta of lieutenants against religious students”

Ali Mahir Basarir, vice president of KO Republican People’s Party: “At the Infantry School a group of second lieutenants refused to put Kemal Atatürk’s photo on their lapel and one of them, I’m sorry to say, tore up Kemal’s photo. There are these claims. There is also information that the rest of the lieutenants reacted to these moves and a big fight and incidents broke out and disciplinary investigations were started. If there is even one soldier who refuses to hold Kemal’s photo, then he should not be in the Turkish army! If our country has reached the point. where there are some members of our Army who do not respect our commander in chief. It’s a shame we’re in the mess we’re in. But where are we going?’

Turkish analysts: “They destroyed the Turkish army, filled with Islamists and members of sects”

“Recently we haven’t had pilots to take off our fighters”

Ismail Shaimaz, SOZCU newspaper journalist: “They are trying to present their intervention in the Infantry school as a coup by Kemalist officers. Here they destroyed the Turkish army as they accused it of Kemalism. We lived nightmares. They handed over the Turkish air force to the Gulenists and we lived a nightmare. We had no pilots left who could take off the fighters! You dismantled the Turkish Armed Forces! And as if all that wasn’t enough. Now they try to protect the Islamists and the members of sects and accuse the Kemalist lieutenants as coup plotters! We are talking about patriotic officers who respect the values ​​and principles of the country and are preparing his removal from the army”.