


Turkey's defense industry is once again shaping around the S-400 file, which has recently taken center stage in the agenda. For years, this issue has become a knot between the United States and Russia, and it now has deep impacts not only on military matters but also on economic and geopolitical perceptions.
The delivery of the S-400s in 2019, Turkey's removal from the F-35 program, and the subsequent sanctions have complicated this issue. Recent reports indicate that Turkey is working on new options to overcome this situation. This could bring the S-400 file back to the fore and lead to significant changes in international relations.
The effects of the S-400 issue on the defense sector will also influence other sectors, as well as the country risk premium and general market perception. Markets are starting to price in investors' expectations regarding this issue. The possibility of returning the S-400s could facilitate cooperation with the West and lead to the easing of sanctions. However, if this scenario does not materialize, uncertainty will persist, which could create significant risks in the domestic market.
The market's attitude towards this issue can be better understood through scenario-based analyses. Analysts like Ömer Yılmaz detail how these uncertainties and possibilities are being priced. Thus, the S-400 file is likely to create changes not only in defense policy but also in investors' overall market strategies.
In conclusion, the S-400 file could spread its impact beyond the defense sector. Investors should not only closely monitor the current situation but also strive to understand which scenarios are emerging.
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