Bipartisan signal from senior Congress members on F-35s for Turkiye after Trump announced yesterday that he will lift CAATSA sanctions. ▶️Top Democratic senator on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, during a briefing to reporters in Ankara: "If there is an acceptable way to deal with the S400 and the threat that that poses to the technology and the F35 and there is satisfactory agreement on the part of all parties about that, then I think having Turkey back in the F35 program would be a positive development both for Turkey and for the United States. But we have, we still have questions to answer with respect to what's being proposed." ▶️Senator Mike Rounds: "Turkey is a major NATO contributor, and anything that we can do to provide them with the resources to be an even stronger adversary with regard to incursions by Russia in Europe, the better off we all are. And one of those is to have that tool, of the F-35." ▶️ Mike Turner: "The details that have been shared with us, the details so far do appear to be promising." ▶️ Senator Lindsey Graham also said yesterday that he is open to a potential F-35 delivery to Turkiye though he adds "there might be some pushback in Congress"