Amid President Donald Trump’s tariff war, a European country has given a big blow to America. Spain allegedly canceled the plan to buy F-35 stealth fighter aircraft from the US. This decision is a rare public shock to America’s military aviation domination in Europe. This country now shows a great interest in Türkiye’s indigenous cane aircraft. Spain is believed not to buy US F-35 aircraft due to rising costs, software errors and operating problems. The F-35 jet has long been criticized for its poor operating availability. According to a report from the Spanish media outlet L Economista, Spain’s eye on Turkish cock has been investigating the possibility of buying the Turkish cocker fighter aircraft. The Kaan fighter plane was designed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (Tusas). This is the first fifth generation of fighter jets of Turkish. Turkish indigenous aircraft, which are about to complete its first flight in February 2024, have already attracted international attention to its stealth design, advanced aviation and air -to -air to air and air -to -air double fighter jets. Europe’s disillusionment with the US with the US to cancel the F-35 deal with the US has occurred at a time when many countries, including Canada, Switzerland and Portugal, also reconsider their relationship with US fighter programs. These countries are concerned about the increasing cost of F-35, repeated software disorders and strict control of the aircraft on the sensitive source code of the aircraft. Many European governments have accused the US of creating some kind of ‘digital dependence’ as F-35 maintenance, upgrades and significant operations are associated with US systems. Turkey has developed his cane fighter aircraft. The US excluded Turkey from the F-35 Fighter Aircraft Project due to the purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system. Subsequently, President Rechpe Tayyip Erdoan laid the foundation for his indigenous fighter -aircraft manufacturing program. Under this program, Turkey has developed a cane fighter plane that would offer indigenous options for Western fighter aircraft. By 2028, Turkey announced a plan to include at least 20 kaan fighters in its air force. Temel Kotil, CEO of Tusas, a company producing, announced earlier this year, “Kaan is a better aircraft than F -35, which reflects the growing confidence in its indigenous defense. Indonesia, the first foreign buyer of Indonesia, has already become the first international client of the Turkish Kaan. decade delivered.
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