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or Swedish, or Italian or Hindi etc,
you're not special.
If you want language support there's a mod that is updated to work with the previous patch only:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3365204848&searchtext=turkish
It could be an idea to have languages with country packs (Latvia, Estonia,...).
However, most people understand sufficiently English.
Personally, I switch in games often from German to English because it's easier to find infos without searching how e.g. Produktionsleistungserhalt is called in English.
And mostly traductions are not very good.
Even worse: Once a German version is available it's impossible (for some games) to buy the english version any more on the lokal market.
Especially for European countries and Türkiye which has its own dedicated DLC.
Pdx, you can do better business with your customers.
There are many much bigger language than turkey that don`t have language support in HOI or any other games!
We are not germany, france or england to create a big enough demand to recieve localization support. This is mainly an economic issue, and wont be solved by crying to others about it. (I should also add that more civilized methods of commucation are being made within Paradox's own forums, not on Steam game forums. That place might yield better results for serious efforts.)
I am aware that there are already ongoing projects by third party translators and modders to translate and keep that project up-to-sate every time a DLC comes out. If a solution is to be found, it would come from Paradox acknowledging turkish players' interests, and getting official support for either those translators/modders, or simply employing translators in-house within paradox. And the latter, while it might be a solution in the grander scheme for all Paradox games, thats a corporate decision awaiting to be made by people in suits. Probably?