President Donald Trump signals a possible major shift in U.S.-Turkey relations as Washington reviews Ankara’s return to the F-35 fighter jet program. Turkey, a NATO ally, has requested F-35 aircraft and F-110 jet engine technology, while discussions continue over the impact of Turkey’s Russian S-400 missile system purchase. U.S. officials say the administration is examining legal and security requirements before any potential move. The decision could become a major diplomatic win for President Erdogan and reshape defense cooperation between the two NATO members ahead of a key summit.
NATO nation back in F-35 game? Trump hints at jets deal with Turkey despite Russia's S-400 dispute
President Donald Trump signals a possible major shift in U.S.-Turkey relations as Washington reviews Ankara’s return to the F-35 fighter jet program. Turkey, a NATO ally, has requested F-35 aircraft and F-110 jet engine technology, while discussions continue over the impact of Turkey’s Russian S-400 missile system purchase. U.S. officials say the administration is examining legal and security requirements before any potential move. The decision could become a major diplomatic win for President Erdogan and reshape defense cooperation between the two NATO members ahead of a key summit.
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