Approved German Arms Exports to Turkey Highest Since 2006

Germany approved arms exports worth €230 million (us$242 million) to Turkey this year, the highest number since 2006. This included €79.7 million for weapons of war and €151.1 million for other military equipment, according to the Federal Ministry of Economics.

Turkey is a member of nato and that’s why we keep making decisions that lead to concrete deliveries. That goes without saying.
—Olaf Scholz, chancellor of Germany

Change of course:

The figures now published reflect a change of course in recent months. At the end of September, Green politician Robert Habeck’s Ministry of Economics announced that torpedoes, guided missiles and components for submarines were once again being approved for Turkey on a larger scale.
—Handelsblatt

An alliance: Based on Bible prophecy, the Trumpet and its predecessor, the Plain Truth, have warned that Turkey and Germany would form a military alliance. In 1980, the Plain Truth wrote:

Turkey, a Muslim nation, will not be an integral part of the religious-political union comprising the restored Roman Empire, but most probably will be linked with it by a military pact or alliance.

Learn more: Read “The Hidden Danger in Germany’s ‘Alliance Against Iran.’”