As well as possibly a few others. Who knows. It's just bartering. What do they get. Never the EU potties. Because Swedish SJWS aren't their crown. Although, Turkey has other concerns.
Regardless Ukraine was simply a catalyst. The way things are shaping it's Wildfire. Inflation soaring, drums beating. Who knows how the deck plays and where the chips fall. If it settles, or provokes. What policy comes out of it. Although any citizens are paying more for it. They are often pawns simply aligning.
But this other article is conjecture. Laughably, inate, contrary opposing propaganda flinging mud and hoping it sticks.
It isn't like that and not to those who hold the deck of playing cards.
Go on, and convince otherwise. The EU won't buckle apart. It just entrenched Nato, if it does, it goes to conflict, or simply realigns. Besides they're greasing Opec, and releasing Venezuela. And it'll probably backfire. Who fully knows what becomes of this, except it won't get better. Not today.
Agreed about Turkey's other concerns. Historically, Russia and Turkey were adversaries over the Black Sea. I don't think that's the case anymore, and they are more like minded culturally anyway, at least now. Turkey, despite being part of Nato, didn't let the US do a whole host of things, like stage troops, when it came to Afghanistan.
Adversaries. Turkey holds the Bosphorus straight. Russia most of the Black Sea. Historically. Opening the straight means everybody else gets through. No wonder Ukraine wants its coastline. Tell me who are Turkey arming?
There are a host of the grievances Turkey has had, increasing recently. But they're still in Nato. If they aren't, there is much bigger problems. But until then, you're offering a lot more conjecture. Price. Look at that inflation. Tell me what fixes it? Bartering correct?
Let's see. Turkey may use its veto to prevent those nordic countries from entering Nato.
As well as possibly a few others. Who knows. It's just bartering. What do they get. Never the EU potties. Because Swedish SJWS aren't their crown. Although, Turkey has other concerns.
Regardless Ukraine was simply a catalyst. The way things are shaping it's Wildfire. Inflation soaring, drums beating. Who knows how the deck plays and where the chips fall. If it settles, or provokes. What policy comes out of it. Although any citizens are paying more for it. They are often pawns simply aligning.
But this other article is conjecture. Laughably, inate, contrary opposing propaganda flinging mud and hoping it sticks.
It isn't like that and not to those who hold the deck of playing cards.
Go on, and convince otherwise. The EU won't buckle apart. It just entrenched Nato, if it does, it goes to conflict, or simply realigns. Besides they're greasing Opec, and releasing Venezuela. And it'll probably backfire. Who fully knows what becomes of this, except it won't get better. Not today.
Agreed about Turkey's other concerns. Historically, Russia and Turkey were adversaries over the Black Sea. I don't think that's the case anymore, and they are more like minded culturally anyway, at least now. Turkey, despite being part of Nato, didn't let the US do a whole host of things, like stage troops, when it came to Afghanistan.
Adversaries. Turkey holds the Bosphorus straight. Russia most of the Black Sea. Historically. Opening the straight means everybody else gets through. No wonder Ukraine wants its coastline. Tell me who are Turkey arming?
There are a host of the grievances Turkey has had, increasing recently. But they're still in Nato. If they aren't, there is much bigger problems. But until then, you're offering a lot more conjecture. Price. Look at that inflation. Tell me what fixes it? Bartering correct?
Who is Turkey arming? I'm not debating here, but want to know.