EurAsian Times announces "malfunction" of S-400 air defense systems delivered to Turkey

The EurAsian Times published an editorial in which a loud statement was made about the Russian S-400 Triumph anti-aircraft missile systems delivered to Turkey.

The information resource, without citing specific sources of information, writes that the Turkish military, which operate the air defense systems received from Russia, "have identified malfunctions that cannot be eliminated for about six months."

The very same article in the EurAsian Times bears the title "The S-400 complexes acquired by Turkey from Russia are faulty."

At the same time, the editorial board of the aforementioned publication builds its far-reaching conclusions on the basis of the fact that Russian air defense systems "have not been put on alert in Turkey."

Then there is a reference to the Greek media, in particular - to the news site Pentapostagma, which published the following:

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar stressed the need to resolve issues of operational readiness by experts from Ankara.

And this is from the EurAsian Times:

Moreover, there are rumors in Russia that the Turkish army does not have the experience or knowledge to bring Russian missiles on alert, and Russian analysts believe the situation is irreversible without intervention and oversight from Russian technicians.

A statement referring to rumors clearly speaks of the dubious information value of this material, but it is still worth paying attention to. This is not the first time that attempts by certain forces and structures, including foreign media, have been traced to question the effectiveness of the Russian S-400 air defense systems. All sorts of reasons are invented for this, including rumors that the S-400 in Turkey is allegedly "out of order". Such statements are frankly untenable, if only for the simple reason that, upon acceptance of weapons, they undergo numerous stages of condition checking, and are also designed for further maintenance during the warranty period.

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[Prisoner]

An expert sat there, looked at his financial assets and realized that he needed to earn extra money so as not to lose weight. I sucked my finger and sucked something.

[Pessimist22]

This is an Indian edition, you don't need to trust these specialists

[Shurik70]

No, the order came, the expert honestly worked it out.
In a transnational corporation like the EurAsian Times, department heads will not let the gag go because they are too easy to replace.

[venik]

Quote: Captive

I sucked my finger and sucked something.

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And in general, all this "news" (note - from editorial articles!), clearly belongs to the category of OBS ("one grandmother said ..."). And what is the article "editorial"talks about redaction seems to have received a very profitable order, or - an order from "which impossible to refuse"!

[Asad]

Yes, yes, yes, the poor cannot get into the kung for six months, they lost the keys! Can such nonsense be published?

[Senka naughty]

A statement referring to rumors unequivocally speaks of the dubious informational value of this material, such statements are frankly untenable, if only for the simple reason that numerous stages of state verification go through when accepting weapons.

Oh, okay, it's okay for Sunday. And the photo is cool and the newspaper is yellow.

[Polymer]

Quote: ASAD

the poor cannot get into the kung for six months, they have lost the keys!

About the "keys" may be true. The trial version of the software has expired, but for some reason we have not received the full license. As an option.

[KVU-NSVD]

Another delirium. There would be malfunctions, long ago our specialists would fix them ...

[NDR-791]

... all sorts of reasons are invented, including rumors that the S-400 in Turkey is allegedly “out of order”.
This is how it is recommended to read the instructions BEFORE, and not AFTER

[Piramidon]

Quote: NDR-791

This is how it is recommended to read the instructions BEFORE, and not AFTER

A normal Turk reads the instructions after he understood - "Fsio, ambets! Broke!"

[Tusv]

The most important detail is the spacer between the chair and the appliance. You will not be supplied with a Russian air defense officer with a complex. But train the gasket with mogem. The main thing here is not to show off

[Holsten]

It is no coincidence that even in Soviet times, cosmonauts from then friendly countries returned from flight with blue hands: "Sit down, look, but don't get your fingers in here."

[igorra]

Here, trust the fools with the glass phallus ...

[stalki]

Another anti-advertising. It is untenable, naive, and also mediocre. The roofing felts the authors of this publication have nothing to do, the roofing felts were kicked and instructed to pot.

[nnm]

And it seems to me that the answer is in the following phrase:

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar stressed the need to address operational readiness issues experts from Ankara.

- The Turks are trying to portray independence and with their playful hands are poking around in the complex, just not to ask Russia to help with the integration of the complex into their system, so that we could not get data about it.

[rotkiv04]

Most likely it is

[cniza]

This is not the first time that attempts by certain forces and structures, including foreign media, have been traced to question the effectiveness of the Russian S-400 air defense systems. All sorts of reasons are invented for this, including rumors that the S-400 in Turkey is allegedly "out of order."

Yes, these are elements of competition from the United States, but as always ...

[rotkiv04]

That's why they are iksperd, to grind nonsense

[tralflot1832]

Newspaper from the noble city of Hong Kong, this Baba Yaga is always against. Mainland China stepped on the tail.

[Errr]

Hong Kong is no sideways here.

The EurAsian Times is an English-language digital news site specializing in news coverage and editorials for South Asia, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Eurasia. They have a strong editorial presence in New Delhi, Karachi and Toronto and have experience in writing editorials on defense and international affairs.

Source (eng.): https://en.everybodywiki.com/EurAsian_Times

[tralflot1832]

Sorry, the extra letter n in the title and the home port of the newspaper is already different. Baba Yaga does not mind.

[bar]

They are just jealous. EurAsian Times is an Indian resource, it is not the first time for Indians to throw shit on our equipment.

[rocket757]

When the presumption of innocence was canceled, when the "zhentelmen" could not take their word for it, when they ceased to be muzzles for libel and shoot them off in duels !!!!
Troubled times are coming.

[Grazdanin]

Maybe you will start quoting more avia.pro?

[Vladimir61]

Like flies, here and there, there are rumors about houses,
And toothless old women carry them around their minds.

(I bought a TV, brought it to the dacha, connected the antenna, I press the buttons ... It does not work! I raised a scandal, they sent a master, he inserted a plug into 220 volts and it all worked.)

[Ros 56]

How do they know, or did they themselves put sand in the axle boxes?

[Alf]

the Turkish military, who operate the air defense systems received from Russia, "have identified malfunctions that have not been eliminated for about six months."

Sharpen your hands for what you need, not under ...

[APASUS]

The EurAsian Times should also mention that if they bought the American PATRIOT PAC-3, then everything would work for the Turks.

[iouris]

This topic is empty. If the delivered system is faulty, then the detected failures during the warranty period of operation are eliminated within the specified period by the supplier. After that, the arbitration decides the question of which party is obliged to pay.

[aszzz888]

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This topic is empty. If the delivered system is defective,

Eeeeee, do you believe that? This is not a Chinese cross-border product made in a village barn.

[aszzz888]

The very same article in the EurAsian Times bears the title "The S-400 complexes acquired by Turkey from Russia are faulty."

The usual hostile "digging" under the S-400.

[Whirlwind]

The Anglo-Saxon Lies Factory is open seven days a week.

[viktor.]

"The S-400 complexes purchased by Turkey from Russia are out of order." I wish it were so.

[Vdi73]

Malfunction? There was no need to dig.

[Radical]

Quote: nnm

And it seems to me that the answer is in the following phrase:

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar stressed the need to address operational readiness issues experts from Ankara.

- The Turks are trying to portray independence and with their playful hands are poking around in the complex, just not to ask Russia to help with the integration of the complex into their system, so that we could not get data about it.

And maybe even simpler - while the Main NATO ally and the ally of the Main ally - Israel are studying the S-400, it is necessary to somehow lend a reason for not being put on alert.

[iouris]

Why "legend"? The consumer is always right.

[7,62x54]

The Ottomans tried to plant in a Russian fighter plane, but it didn't work out, so they are stupid.

[raki-uzo]

It only takes Turkey 1 hour to activate its C400. Turkey has completed training of specialists. Only Turkey has the initiative for Turkish S-400s. Radar tests of the S400 were carried out by Turkish specialists with the F-16 in Ankara and the Su series in Russia. Everything is in order, we are waiting for the French Charles de Gaulle (aircraft carrier) to officially declare their activity.