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An Autonomous Launch System Fires Turkey’s Hisar-A Missile, and It’s Spectacular 5 May 2021, 15:27 UTC · by Uncrewed weapon systems are becoming indispensable for today’s armies and Turkey is one the states that prove this to be true. The Turkish Ministry of Defense has recently announced the successful launch of their Hisar-A missile from an autonomous launch platform. 6 photos According to the official announcement, the military exercise took place at the Aksaray shooting range i...

Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, If you already have come so far to see the wonders of Qashqadaryo there is another great city to visit in this region. Shakhrisabz means “Green City” and is one of the most ancient cities of...

Bangladesh envoy to Uzbekistan presents credentials Diplomatic Correspondent 23rd April, 2021 08:28:10 Ambassador of Bangladesh to Uzbekistan Md Zahangir Alam presented his credentials to President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev on Friday (April 23). On the same day, Ambassadors of the Czech Republic, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, the European Union and Russia to Uzbekistan also presented their credentials. Due to Corona Pandemic the ceremony was held on a limited scale. During the conversation with...

April 16, 2021 The Biomass Generation Power Project in Turkey applied a set of ZOZEN steam boiler. April 16, 2021 / / — With the aggravation of global warming, the increase of environmental protection pressure, and the shortage of fossil energy, using renewable energy biomass to generate electricity has become a breakthrough for all countries to achieve energy conservation and emission reduction. In Turkey, ZOZEN Boiler provided a set of steam boiler for the newly built biomass power generat...

Published date: 13 April 2021 09:38 UTC | Last update: 30 sec ago Contemporary imaginings of Istanbul are plenty. From Orhan Pamuk’s depictions of the Nisantasi district, to James Baldwin’s writings after he left the US and settled in the city, seeking refuge from racism. For these authors and others, Istanbul is "one of those cities" - a melting pot and an able host, one with many characters, peoples and identities.  How Ertugrul resurrected th...

Historic mosque received about 150,000 tourists every year prior to pandemic Zekeriya Karadavut   | 05.04.2021 AKSARAY, Turkey  Turkeys Little Hagia Sophia, a church which was converted into a mosque, received thousands of tourists every year prior to the pandemic. The architectural marvel situated in the Guzelyurt district of central Aksaray province was built by Roman Emperor Theodosius I for Saint Gregorius Theologos in 385 CE. Following ...

Turkey eases COVID-19 restrictions and issues guidelines based on risk groups Turkey eases COVID-19 restrictions and issues guidelines based on risk groups As Turkey starts to ease coronavirus restrictions as part of its controlled normalization process, heres what we know so far ... Curated from news sources This is a constantly evolving situation and this article will be updated regularly in line with government updates. Health Minister Fahrettin Koca shared the number of provincial cases for...

Updated: 19 Feb 2021, 15:18 Invalid Date, JERUSALEM woke up to the rare sight of the Dome of the Rock and the Western Wall covered in snow this week. Snow from the "wobbling" polar vortex has blanketed parts of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Libya and Israel, reaching areas of the Middle East which have not seen snow in years. 22 People play by the Dome of the Rock during a snowy morning in Jerusalems Old CityCredit: Reuters 22 The Dome of the Rock, inside the old walled city of Jerusalem, is usuall...

Snow blanketed parts of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Israel on Wednesday, covering areas it has not reached in years, disrupting traffic and postponing vaccination campaigns against COVID-19 and even exams at some universities.

Greece has called in the armed forces to help repair widespread damage caused by heavy snowfall in Athens, while blizzards continued to cause havoc in neighboring Turkey and with the snow reaching as far as Libya.