The reason for the termination of the supply of British components for the UAV Bayraktar-TB2 to Turkey

It became known about the termination of supplies from Britain of components for production drones to Turkey. We are talking about the company Andair Ltd, which supplied components to the Turkish manufacturer Baykar Makina, which produces strike and reconnaissance drones Bayraktar-TB2.

According to the Western press, the export was stopped due to the fact that Turkey was selling drones with British components to Azerbaijan for their subsequent use in the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Armenian news sources write that the British company applied to the Armenian Embassy in London with a request to clarify whether the Bayraktar, shot down during the conflict in Karabakh, had parts with British markings. The Armenian side confirmed the information on the presence of Andair Ltd. fuel pumps on the UAV.

It should be noted that information about the presence of British components on the Bayraktars shot down in Karabakh leaked to the press back in November. At the same time, the British company was criticized for cooperation with Turkey, which "is ready to use selling UAVs to third countries for military operations not sanctioned by the UN Security Council." It is this wording that is now being used as the reason for the termination of supplies for the Turkish drone manufacturer.

In this regard, it can be assumed that the British company was initially well aware of the availability of its components on the Turkish-made drones used by Azerbaijan. And only public attention to this issue after several such UAVs were shot down in Nagorno-Karabakh and their "insides" were examined, forced Andair Ltd to stop cooperation with Turkish Baykar Makina.

Comments

[Cowbra]

Is the tale that Turkey produces its own drones is over?

[Lech from Android.]

The Armenian lobby hurried up.

[Shurik70]

Yes, a small bite of Armenia.
But I think Turkey can start producing its pumps very quickly.

[Pereira]

Late, the Armenians bit. The train left.

[SSR]

Quote: Shurik70

But I think Turkey can start producing its pumps very quickly.

Only ROC will take two years, this is taking into account the forced regime and even taking into account that this is not a civil aviation sector.

[NDR-791]

OCD alone will take two years
The Canadians and the Rotaxes also showed them a figurine. We'll have to do our own dviglo. And against this background, what then will the extreme release under the guise of Turkish UAVs? E-mine, bummer again ???

[Cowbra]

Uh-huh. and it looks like this is just the beginning. In Bayraktar, except for the identification marks on the fuselage - there is nothing Turkish. Pumps, motors, guidance systems, controls ... Nu-nu

[antiaircrafter]

Quote: NDR-791

We'll have to do our own dviglo.

Yes, the Ukrainians will adjust the engine and the pump for them.

[NDR-791]

Something that will "gash" ... If you get a steam locomotive - modify it with a file.

[Old tanker]

That is why Turkey has entered into such cooperation with Ukraine.

[Anar]

It's too late.

[Fedor Sokolov]

And there was no fairy tale, everyone has long known that the Turkish "miracle of engineering" is based on Western technologies and components.

[Vladimir_2U]

"... And the partners screamed,
boots knocked:
"You will not see spare parts
Bayraktarische !!!
......
So there is no Bayraktar,
Karabakh nightmare
only slats are lying around in hangars ... "A pitiful imitation of immortal lines.

[times]

Not a bad syllable

[TermNachTer]

So only fuckers believed in this fairy tale))) all who are more or less "in business" understood that it was bullshit.

[Thrifty]

It's nothing personal - just business! This is the whole eupopa, and Britons from the same tree are cut. ...

[Yang yangov]

“The UK has supported Turkey in its quest to develop fifth generation TF-X fighters amid tensions with Greece. The British aerospace company BAE Systems is participating in the project. According to reports, Britain, after leaving the European Union, is trying to assert its role in world affairs. He now supports Ankara's efforts to create the TF-X fighter, which is likely to pose a threat to its Mediterranean neighbor Greece. The situation in the eastern Mediterranean remains tense as Turkey and Greece are involved in a dispute over energy exploration rights and maritime boundaries in the area. In addition, the two countries constantly quarreled over military exercises in the region despite the fact that they are part of the NATO alliance, ”the Eurasian Times reported.

Remarkable is the fact that recently relations between the UK and Turkey have seriously cooled, in connection with which there have been suggestions that one of the reasons for helping Turkey to create its own TF-X fighter is to try to prevent the acquisition of Russian combat aircraft.

Quote: Thrifty

It's nothing personal - just business! This is the whole eupopa, and Britons from the same tree are cut. ...

[Cron]

Quote: Thrifty

It's nothing personal - just business! This is the whole eupopa, and Britons from the same tree are cut. ...

Therefore, the Turks will now buy everything they need through the Ukrainians, about which the relevant documents were signed, a kind of intermediary transit. Business

[TermNachTer]

Do you know what an end user certificate is? Double products are not seeds in the bazaar; Banderland will not spoil relations with the Britons.

[times]

Quote: TermNachTER

Banderland will not spoil relations with the Britons

Most likely, the shaves themselves do not mind selling. It's just that now there is an increased interest in the topic, so you have to portray "dissatisfaction with Turkey."

[TermNachTer]

Earn a penny, with the risk of "sticking" in a scandal for the whole world?)))) Questionable perspective

[Cron]

Quote: TermNachTER

Earn a penny, with the risk of "sticking" in a scandal for the whole world?)))) Questionable perspective

And who said that the shaves are against? It's just that everyone is pursuing their own interests. They will formally ban deliveries, but in fact they will sell them through Ukraine. The Turks seemed to like to establish screwdriver production in Ukraine in general.

[TermNachTer]

No longer want))) the Washington Reich Chancellery has banned.

[Tagan]

Quote: Cowbra

Is the tale that Turkey produces its own drones is over?

The dawn and subsequent decline of an aircraft building power

[rotmistr60]

the export was stopped due to the fact that Turkey sold drones with British components to Azerbaijan for their subsequent use in the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Why did the Brits suddenly worry that the UAVs with their components took part in "operations not agreed in the UN "? Still, the reason probably lies elsewhere - the United States" recommended "to stop deliveries because of the conflict with Turkey on the S-400.

[Tagan]

Quote: rotmistr60

the export was stopped due to the fact that Turkey sold drones with British components to Azerbaijan for their subsequent use in the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Why did the Brits suddenly worry that the UAVs with their components took part in "operations not agreed in the UN "? Still, the reason probably lies elsewhere - the United States" recommended "to stop deliveries because of the conflict with Turkey on the S-400.

There is no need to link even with the United States.
The Britons in the Caucasus had their own interests. Now they have been driven out.

[tlauicol]

war "in Armenian"

[Dmitry Vladimirovich]

In this regard, it can be assumed that the British company was initially well aware of the presence of its components on Turkish-made drones used by Azerbaijan.

Who even writes such nonsense?
Why on earth?
Only a person who has not seen and does not understand in export-import contracts can write such nonsense.
Bayraktar TB2 powerplant: Rotax 912 is a family of four-cylinder horizontally opposed piston internal combustion engines.
Rotax engines are designed to be installed on light aircraft, motorcycles, ATVs, go-karts, snowmobiles, jet skis and boats.

The contract might not be direct - for example, an intermediary purchased for civil aviation (the engine is widely used), and then resale the pumps to the UAV manufacturer.
If someone does not want to sell something - it can be bought through a chain of intermediaries - only the price will increase for the risks of intermediaries.
And then there are dual-use products.

Why would a pump manufacturer track the distribution of their products in advance if they are overwhelmingly used in the civilian sector and the Turks have adapted them for military purposes?

[Ros 56]

There was one confirmation of the fact that components for one's own equipment, and especially for military ones, must be produced in one's own country. You never know who from the suppliers will come up with bad thoughts or, under the influence of others, they will stop deliveries.

[antiaircrafter]

This makes no sense.
All component manufacturers should be asked how to use the final product and who to sell it to.
Where is the world heading?

[Zaurbek]

According to the Western press, the export was stopped due to the fact that Turkey was selling drones with British components to Azerbaijan for their subsequent use in the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.

It is unfair that the war is already over.

[Avior]

A clear illustration of the fact that the Armenian community in the world has a certain influence.
Of course, no one went to the front in Karabakh, but they took part where and how they could.
Pegov, for example, suddenly spoke with an almost Armenian accent :)

[Sasha from Uralmash]

Bats' suspicious love for Armenians! That is, Kurds and Syrians can be ...

[certero]

How interesting the world is now. And how well this example shows that the Soviet Union was absolutely right in trying to produce everything military at home.

[Stepan S]

But why do they produce and sell weapons? Isn't it for war? Or are all wars sanctioned by the UN Security Council?

[zwlad]

Bullish excuse, not reason. As already written here in the comments, the Yankees recommended, so the manufacturer caved in.

[Max Lebedev]

Now they will suspend, wait, and resume again.

[Vitaly161]

and where are the Jews who beat themselves with a heel in the chest and arguing that this flyer is a purely Turkish craft? merged ..... because there is not a damn thing of Turkish, everything is imported

[Vanyusha]

I read somewhere that the head of British intelligence is Erdogan's sidekick, and even when they worried that their equipment was bombing someone. Then I suppose they found out that Aliyev gave his friend VVP one for the New Year, so they forgot.

[gorunov]

Regulate the degree of Turkish influence