Key Points
- Trump responded to Netanyahu's concerns about F-35 sales to Turkey
- Turkey was removed from the F-35 program after purchasing S-400 missiles
- Trump may reconsider selling F-35s to Turkey
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US President Donald Trump responded to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's concerns about selling F-35s to Turkey. Trump stated that Turkey is a reliable partner and that external factors will not influence the decision to sell F-35s.
Turkey had been removed from the F-35 program after purchasing Russia's S-400 missile system. However, Trump indicated that the US might reconsider selling F-35s to Turkey. Tensions between Israel and Turkey continue, with Trump expressing confidence in Turkey's strong military and reliability as a partner.
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- What is the F-35?
- The F-35 is an American-made fighter jet model.
- Why can't Turkey buy F-35s?
- Turkey was removed from the F-35 program after purchasing Russia's S-400 missile system.
- What's happening between Israel and Turkey?
- Tensions between Israel and Turkey are ongoing.
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