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Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) grilled Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at a congressional hearing on Wednesday about the Trump administration's deployment of troops to respond to the Los Angeles protests, and asked whether he had given the order for the military to "shoot at unarmed protesters, in any way."
Slotkin says Trump's defense secretary during his first term, Mark Esper, rejected such an order from Trump during the 2020 protests.
"He had more guts and b-s than you," Slotkin tells Hegseth.
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Slotkin says Trump's defense secretary during his first term, Mark Esper, rejected such an order from Trump during the 2020 protests.
"He had more guts and b-s than you," Slotkin tells Hegseth.
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A military comparison between Turkey and Israel quickly shows two very different strengths.
Israel spends around $49.8B on defense, nearly 8% of its economy, while Turkey’s budget is about $27.3B. That means Israel invests significantly more in military technology and capabilities.
In terms of manpower, Turkey has the advantage with about 480,000 active troops and 380,000 reserves. Israel has roughly 170,000 active soldiers, but its reserve-based system allows the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to mobilize around 465,000 troops quickly.
The biggest difference appears in air power. Israel operates advanced systems like the F-35 Lightning II, giving it strong stealth and long-range strike capabilities. Turkey, however, has a large military and a rapidly growing drone and defense industry.
In short:
Turkey brings numbers and a larger navy, while Israel focuses on technology and precision strikes.
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Israel spends around $49.8B on defense, nearly 8% of its economy, while Turkey’s budget is about $27.3B. That means Israel invests significantly more in military technology and capabilities.
In terms of manpower, Turkey has the advantage with about 480,000 active troops and 380,000 reserves. Israel has roughly 170,000 active soldiers, but its reserve-based system allows the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to mobilize around 465,000 troops quickly.
The biggest difference appears in air power. Israel operates advanced systems like the F-35 Lightning II, giving it strong stealth and long-range strike capabilities. Turkey, however, has a large military and a rapidly growing drone and defense industry.
In short:
Turkey brings numbers and a larger navy, while Israel focuses on technology and precision strikes.
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#MilitaryAnalysis #DefensePower #airforce #NavalStrength #GlobalSecurity ⚔️🌍
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