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3 July
Congress proposed an initiative to obstruct engine sales to Turkey.
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A resolution has been introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives aiming to block the proposed sale of General Electric engines for Turkey's KAAN fighter program. The initiative was put forward by Democratic Representative Dina Titus, marking the first formal effort in Congress to contest the engine transfer as part of a broader scrutiny of military sales to Turkey.
The resolution specifically targets the F110-GE-129E/F engines intended for Turkey's TF-X fighter aircraft. By activating a process known as a joint resolution of disapproval, Titus is seeking to prompt congressional oversight regarding this defense agreement. The proposal reflects growing concerns among some U.S. lawmakers over Turkey's military ambitions and its implications for regional stability.
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