Turkey has publicly revealed the Yildirimhan intercontinental ballistic missile with a 6,000 km range, capable of striking the US mainland. This development significantly expands Turkey's strategic reach and deterrence capabilities, affecting security considerations in NATO and global powers. The timeline for the missile's deployment and operational integration into Turkey's armed forces remains unclear.
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The unveiling of a new ICBM may increase geopolitical risk perceptions around Turkey, leading to higher borrowing costs and downward pressure on government bond prices.
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