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?
Turkish drones are being supplied to the Ukraine by the drove. The same Turkish drones being supplied in the Azerbaijan Armenia conflict. Not as good as American counterparts but still active on the battlefield.
Few key things. Didn't Turkey prevent the Russian Northern Fleet passing through the Bosphorus, in this Ukraine conflict. Wasn't a Russian ambassador to Turkey assassinated in Turkey? Tell me about Turkish involvement in Syria, isn't it also fighting pro Assad forces as well as any Kurds? Of course there are a few more opposing considerations.
Because there's a bunch of games within games and sides playing on the fence. It's called not miscalculating, or getting what you want.
But alignment is often where the money flows. It means what today? What does it mean? Art of negotiation, or the winner's strength. What strength is there in hyperinflation. Does it force alignment. Or does it protest it? No what. Because the only guarantee is that it doesn't get easier today.
Who knows who cares, but this article reeks of wishful propaganda. It isn't very accurate. The only certainty is that there will be escalation.
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.
Turkish drones are being supplied to the Ukraine by the drove. The same Turkish drones being supplied in the Azerbaijan Armenia conflict. Not as good as American counterparts but still active on the battlefield.
Few key things. Didn't Turkey prevent the Russian Northern Fleet passing through the Bosphorus, in this Ukraine conflict. Wasn't a Russian ambassador to Turkey assassinated in Turkey? Tell me about Turkish involvement in Syria, isn't it also fighting pro Assad forces as well as any Kurds? Of course there are a few more opposing considerations.
Because there's a bunch of games within games and sides playing on the fence. It's called not miscalculating, or getting what you want.
But alignment is often where the money flows. It means what today? What does it mean? Art of negotiation, or the winner's strength. What strength is there in hyperinflation. Does it force alignment. Or does it protest it? No what. Because the only guarantee is that it doesn't get easier today.
Who knows who cares, but this article reeks of wishful propaganda. It isn't very accurate. The only certainty is that there will be escalation.