A | The senator told the Greek news agency that the United States would sell military equipment to those who share its values, "not just for financial gain," and listed a number of problems on which Ankara should change its behavior and attitude. Among them are the issue of acquiring the Russia's S-400 system, flights over the Greek islands, Turkey's close relations with Russia, and human rights violations, including the imprisonment of journalists and lawyers.,Menendez added that the list of outstanding issues is long, and they must be resolved in order to achieve the sale and modernization of the F-16 jets, but he had not yet seen the readiness of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to take any of these steps, the news agency reported.,Menendez is considered a person who "holds the keys to the F-16," since he has the power to veto the sale of the US weapons systems as the chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, the agency said.,Ankara Hopes for Success in F-16 Deal With US, Turkish Defence Minister Says10 May, 14:41 GMT,Turkey plans to purchase 40 F-16 fighter jets from the US, and modernize another 80 which it already has in service. US President Joe Biden said that he expects to obtain a congressional approval for the sale of the jets to Turkey, but a group of the US congressmen signed a statement objecting to the sale.。
B | Professional fisherman Jason Moyce took to social media recently (where he goes by the moniker Trapman Bermagui) to share a picture of an unknown creature he had caught off Sydney.,He described it as "the ugliest fish" he had ever seen and asked his followers to share their thoughts about what type of fish it was.,The fisherman himself suggested the creature was a blobfish, and his followers either agreed or suggested that it could be a monkfish or a toadfish.,© Photounknown fishunknown fish© Photo,"It was 4kg and caught in 540m deep waters", Moyce said, quoted by Newsweek.,However, James Maclaine, a senior curator of fish at London's Natural History Museum, who was interviewed by Newsweek, said the creature was "definitely not a blobfish".,"That looks to me very much like a monkfish - also known as an anglerfish - from the family Lophiidae... In fact I'd bet money on it because I'm pretty sure I can see the lure it uses to catch its prey, just between the eyes," Maclaine said.。
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