Turkish-made drones could serve as a form of "deterrence" for Japan because their long endurance allows sustained surveillance and cost-effective operations, Defense Minister Yasar Guler said.While expressing hope that Japan would move ahead with considering the acquisition of Turkish drones, Guler stressed in a recent written interview with Kyodo News that they are based on real combat experience, making them "highly reliable and flexible systems."Japan, which envisions using drones for reconnaissance and attacks against enemy vessels, has placed a high priority on the mass acquisition of …READ FULL ARTICLE
