The CEO of Airbus Defense & Space has indicated that the company is now in talks to sell 40 Eurofighter Typhoon models to Türkiye, and that these negotiations are in their final stages. The executive also added that Germany would not block the export of these mission systems. Since there has been a policy reversal under the new German government, negotiations are now proceeding as a commercial exercise led by BAE Systems on behalf of the entire Eurofighter consortium, which includes the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
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