Turkey uses German MAM-L missiles against Guerrillas areas

Turkey began massive annihilation attacks against the legitimate defense areas on April 17, 2022, using its air forces extensively to break the will and resistance of the guerrilla fighters in People’s Defense Forces (HPG) and the Free Women’s Units (YJA Star), as the Turkish occupation army uses armed drones.

A few days ago, the Turkish Ministry of Defense published scenes of an attack against the Zap region, carried out by drones, and announced using of German MAM-L missiles.

Firat News Agency reported in a special report that "these missiles are clear evidence of the dirty cooperation between Germany and Turkey, although the Turkish army claims that the MAM-L was manufactured by Roketsan Missile Industry and Trade Company. However, it was specially designed for the "Bayraktar" unmanned aircraft of the Erdogan family company, with the permission of the German arms company TDW

These missiles, which weigh 22 kilograms, have killed dozens of civilians in Libya, Yemen, Armenia, and recently in Ethiopia, along with Kurdistan, worth to note that The German arms company, TDW, manufactures and licenses these missiles.

The German company TDW is a subsidiary of MBDA, which has partners in France and Italy and is building a missile system. TDW has been cooperating with the Turkish state in the missile field since 2010.

The Turkish drones have claimed the lives of many civilians in Rojava and southern Kurdistan in the summer of 2020, and for its part, the “Monitor” program of ARD channel was verified, stressing that the technological part of these death machines belongs to Germany, pointing to the fact that it is the one who grants the license, including technology for MAM-L missiles.

These missiles, which are said to have been manufactured between Germany and Turkey.

But the MAM-L missiles, which were specially designed for the "Bayraktar" drones were sold in recent years to Pakistan, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan, Malaysia, Qatar and Turkmenistan, Disarmament experts and civil society organizations say Germany may get a share from Turkey in each illegal sale.

According to the information published by the site, in addition to the German company TDW, the French company Aerospatiale ASB is also involved in production of the MAM-L missile, and it was reported that the batteries on the MAM-L missiles were manufactured by France and bear NATO code, according to the Firat News Agency.

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