Türkisch-ägyptische Zusammenarbeit
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Zitat:Egypt, Turkey deepen defence ties at fifth military cooperation committee meeting [...]

Egypt and Turkey moved to strengthen defence ties on Saturday as the chiefs of staff of the armed forces of both countries co-chaired the fifth meeting of the Egyptian-Turkish Military Cooperation Committee in Cairo. [...]

Earlier, Lieutenant General Ahmed Khalifa, the chief of staff of the Egyptian Armed Forces, met with General Selçuk Bayraktaroğlu, chief of the Turkish General Staff, who is currently on a multi-day official visit to Egypt. The Turkish delegation was received with an official welcoming ceremony at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of Egypt's Ministry of Defence, where the national anthems of both countries were played. [...]

The two chiefs of staff also co-chaired the closing session of the fifth Egyptian-Turkish Military Cooperation Committee and signed the committee's final protocol, which includes a number of activities aimed at supporting military cooperation and promoting the transfer and exchange of expertise between the Egyptian and Turkish armed forces. Khalifa reaffirmed the depth of the partnership and bilateral cooperation between the armed forces of Egypt and Türkiye, stressing the importance of coordinating efforts and expanding military cooperation in a way that serves the shared interests of the two friendly countries.
https://english.ahram.org.eg/UI/Front/In...tID=571732

Ergänzend - News zum aktuellen gemeinsamen Manöver Anatolian Eagle 2026:
Zitat:Joint Egyptian-Turkish air training drill ‘Anatolian Eagle – 2026’ kicks off [...]

Egypt’s Ministry of Defense announced on Saturday the launch of joint Egyptian-Turkish air training activities dubbed “Anatolian Eagle – 2026,” with the participation of multi-mission combat aircraft from Egypt, Turkey, and Azerbaijan, in addition to a NATO early warning aircraft.
https://www.egyptindependent.com/joint-e...kicks-off/

Schneemann
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Danke - der Artikel passt gut in die derzeitige politische Entwicklung, die von der NZZ wie folgt kommentiert wird:
Zitat:Die Rückkehr der Osmanen – über Erdogan und seine Grossmachtphantasien
Während sich Iran und die USA wieder beschiessen und unklar ist, ob das Abkommen für den Frieden hält, spielt sich die Türkei als neuer starker Player in Nahost auf.

Petra Ramsauer
28.06.2026, 05.30 Uhr

Nach dem Krieg ist vor dem Krieg. Diese traurige Weisheit gilt in Nahost noch immer. Nur wenige Tage nachdem es endlich gelungen war, eine Vereinbarung zwischen den USA und Iran zu erzielen, um den Krieg beizulegen, wird wieder geschossen. Viel interessanter ist indes, dass sich die Konturen einer neuen Ordnung in der Region zeigen – und sehr klar auch: ganz neue Bruchlinien. ...
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