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In light of growing tensions between Egypt and Turkey surrounding the ongoing crisis in Libya, some people have questions about the respective military capabilities of the two countries.
The website Global Fire Power in February released its annual review, ranking the countries of the world in terms of military power. Egypt in 2020 rose to number nine, while Turkey fell to 11th place.
Egypt is the only Arab country that ranked among the 10 most powerful armies in the world, rising from its 12th place position last year. Turkey, meanwhile, fell behind Egypt, despite ranking higher in the past several years.
Here are the most prominent figures to consider when making a military comparison between the two forces:
Egypt has 440,000 active personnel, while Turkey has 355,000. Egyptian reserve forces consist of about 480,000 soldiers, compared to about 380,000 in Turkey.
Turkey’s military budget is higher than Egypt’s. Global Fire Power’s figures indicate that Turkey allocated US$19 billion for military spending in its last budget, compared to US$11 billion allocated by Egypt.
AirPower
The two countries are almost equal in terms of the number of assets each of them has in its air force. Egypt has 1,054 total aircraft, while Turkey has 1,055. Egypt has 215 combat aircraft, while Turkey has 206.
Turkey surpasses Egypt in the number of helicopters it possesses, having 497 helicopters. Egypt, meanwhile, has 294.
Land forces
Egypt has 4,295 tanks, while Turkey has 2,622. The Egyptian army also has a greater number of armored vehicles, at 11,700, while Turkey has 8,777.
As for self-propelled artillery units, the Egyptian army owns 1,139, while Turkey owns 1,278.
Egypt has almost double the number of towed artillery owned by Turkey (2,189 vs. 1,260).
Naval forces
Egypt has twice the number of marine assets (316 compared to 149 in Turkey). Egypt also has two aircraft carriers, while Turkey does not have any of this type of ship.
Turkey surpasses Egypt in the number of submarines it possesses, owning 12 submarines compared to eight in Egypt. Turkey also has 16 frigates, compared with seven in Egypt. Turkey also has 10 corvettes, while Egypt has seven.
Egypt has three times the number of mine warfare units, 31 compared to 11 in Turkey.
Egypt’s parliament on Monday approved the deployment of its armed forces to combat militias outside the western borders.
A closed-door session was held to discuss an important topic, according to an announcement made by House of Representatives Speaker Ali Abdelaal after the morning session ended.
Abdelaal said during Monday’s plenary session that the Egyptian parliament has the right to hold a secret session at the request of the president, the prime minister and the parliament speaker, or according to a
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The GAZ-2330 Tigr is a 4x4 multi-role, all-terrain light armoured vehicle manufactured by Military Industrial Company (BMK), a part of GAZ Group. The vehicle is primarily operated by the forces of the Russian Defence Ministry and Ministry of the Interior.
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Common love isn't for us
We created something phenomenal
Don't you agree?
Don't you agree?
You got me feeling diamond rich
Nothing on this planet compares to it
Don't you agree?
Don't you agree?
Who needs to go to sleep when I got you next to me?
All night I'll riot with you
I know you got my back and you know I got you
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Baby, keep on dancing like you ain't got a choice
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Adrenaline keeps on rushing in
Love the simulation we're dreaming in
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Don't you agree?
I don't wanna live another life
'Cause this one's pretty nice
Living it up
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I know you got my back and you know I got you
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U.S. troops in Syria interact with Russian troops in the region almost every day — and most of the interactions are not contentious, according to Maj. Gen. Kenneth Ekman, deputy commander of Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve.
Despite recent reports of hostile situations, Ekman told reporters Wednesday such scenarios are rare, even though both forces conduct frequent convoys.
“We coexist in some of the same spaces,” Ekman said. “As we do that, we abide by the deconfliction protocols. Whether it’s on the ground or in the air, we see each other all the time.”
The comments come after Brett McGurk, the former special envoy to the counter-ISIS coalition, shared a video on Twitter that appears to depict a confrontation between U.S. and Russian troops in Syria. He tweeted U.S. troops are subjected to harassment from Russian troops on a “daily basis” as he pressed President Donald Trump to “pick up the phone and tell Putin to stop harassing our troops.”
“Our goal is to make sure we abide by the deconfliction protocols, and that we make sure that none of those contacts become escalatory,” Ekman said.
After the U.S. announced it was cutting down on the number of troops it has in Syria last fall, Russia has stepped in and upped its presence there. Politico also reported in June that Russian troops are increasingly getting closer to U.S. troops in Syria as part of an effort aimed at pushing out U.S. troops from Syria.
While a “residual presence” of ISIS is keeping U.S. troops in Syria, Ekman said that the organization has been “reduced to a low-level insurgency.”
“They struggle just to find sanctuary in rural locations,” Ekman said. “Their leadership, their finances, their logistics, their media, are all just shadows of what they used to be. And so for us, one of the signs of success is that
Daesh does not and cannot control terrain.”
It’s unclear how many U.S. troops are currently in Syria, and Ekman declined to share specifics. He did disclose that there are 5,200 U.S. troops in Iraq, although those numbers are “subject to discussion” and added that there would be a “slow reduction” of U.S. troops from Iraq.
Ekman also emphasized that the purpose of U.S. troop’s presence in Iraq is to defeat ISIS, not to target Iranian-backed militia groups in Iraq such as Kataib Hezbollah who U.S. officials have said are responsible for rocket attacks targeting U.S. troops in Iraq.
That includes a March rocket attack at Camp Taji that killed two U.S. service members. In response, Marine Corps Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. and commander of U.S. Central Command said that the U.S. conducted strikes against five five weapons sites affiliated with Iranian-backed militia group Kataib Hezbollah in Iraq.
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Yesterday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russian military observers should be deployed along the line of control in Artsakh to ensure the ceasefire between Armenian forces and the Turkish-backed Azerbaijani military and Syrian jihadist mercenaries.
Lavrov did however emphasize that this can only be done with the approval of Armenia and Azerbaijan, but stressed that the situation in Artsakh cannot be resolved through military means.
“Now, not even peacekeepers [should participate in the verification mechanism], but military observers that would be sufficient. We believe that it would be perfectly correct if these were our military observers, but the final word should be with the sides [of the conflict]. Of course, we proceed from the fact that both Yerevan and Baku will take into account our amicable relations, relations of strategic partnership”, the minister said.
Lavrov’s call for Russian military observers in Artsakh also came as he said in an interview with a local radio station yesterday that Turkey was never considered a “strategic ally” for Moscow.
“We have never considered Turkey as our strategic ally. It [Turkey] is a close partner, that partnership has strategic nature in many areas”, Lavrov was quoted as saying, as previously reported by Greek City Times.
Following the resumption of hostilities in Artsakh between the indigenous Armenians and the Turkish-sponsored Azerbaijani military and Syrian jihadists, an agreement was reached in Moscow on October 10 between the Foreign Ministers of Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan for a cessation of hostilities in the conflict zone for humanitarian purposes.
However, a few minutes after the agreement entered into force, Azerbaijan kicked off the fighting again.
The Russian Foreign Minister said that his country disagrees with Turkey’s involvement over the ongoing conflict in Artsakh.
“We do not agree with the position expressed by Turkey, which has also been expressed several times by [Azerbaijani] President [Ilham] Aliyev,” Lavrov said in the interview.
Turkey fully supports Azerbaijan and its goal of capturing land that they call “Armenian-occupied territories,” which ignores that the Armenians have been living in Artsakh for over 2,500 years as the ethnic majority.
Ankara says it has not been directly involved in the fighting, as Baku has not requested such participation.
Lavrov said a military solution to the Artsakh conflict was “unacceptable” and said Turkey should be “transparent” in its actions.
Three weeks into a bloody war between Azerbaijan and Armenia in the Caucasus, the danger is mounting that the conflict could trigger a broader regional and indeed global war.
Casualties are rapidly rising as artillery an
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