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TEHRAN, July 13 - Turkey's state-run news agency said Turkey and Pakistan have reached an agreement for the sale of 30 Turkish-made attack helicopters in a deal that has been billed as Turkey's largest single defense industry export.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - Anadolu Agency said Friday the deal for the sale of Turkey's T129 ATAK helicopters was signed between Turkish Aerospace Industries, TUSAS, and the Pakistan Defense Production Ministry.
Turkey would also provide logistics, spare parts, training and ammunition, Anadolu reported.
The agency did not say how much the deal was worth. However, Turkish media reports put the value at around $1.5 billion.
Source: AFP
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