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Turkish defense industry exports to 60 countries
The defense industry exported its products worth 1 billion USD to nearly 60 countries in 2012.
World Bulletin/News Desk
Turkish defense industry sells its military products to nearly 60 countries.
The defense industry exported its products worth 1 billion USD to nearly 60 countries in 2012.
Otokar, one of Turkey's leading design and production centers for armoured vehicles, exports tactical wheeled vehicles to Azerbaijan, Georgia, Bangladesh, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Romania, Turkmenistan, Algeria, Iraq, Britain and the United States.
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