
The Turkish presidential administration refused to confirm or deny reports of the supply of Korkut air defense systems to Ukraine, redirecting the request to the country's Ministry of National Defense.
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The Middle East Eye portal published information about the supply of Turkish Korkut air defense systems to Ukraine with reference to its sources.
The Turkish presidential administration did not comment on reports of the supply of air defense systems to Ukraine and referred the question to the Ministry of National Defense.
The Middle East Eye portal claims that the Turkish company Aselsan has supplied Ukraine with several Korkut short-range air defense systems.
ANKARA, October 6 – RIA Novosti. The Turkish presidential administration did not comment on reports of alleged supplies of air defense systems to Ukraine and referred the question to the country's Ministry of National Defense.
The Turkish company Aselsan has supplied Ukraine with several Korkut short-range air defense systems, the Middle East Eye portal claims, citing informed sources.
“We do not comment on reports on this issue; to obtain information, you should contact the Ministry of National Defense,” the Erdogan administration told RIA Novosti on Tuesday.

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