Boa550
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jun 15, 2020
- Member Number
- 2015
- Messages
- 49
Turkey. Ever since the Turks shot down the Russian bomber in 2015, they have actually grown much friendlier toward each other. So much so that the Turks chose Russian S-400 missile batteries over American F-35's. Turkey is the second largest military power in the NATO pact. But the way other EU counties treat Turkey, I wouldn't be surprised if they decide to ally with Russia. Cue the Ukraine/Russia invasion, or possible invasion, or 'small incursion'.And people wondered why Russia was so quick to broker a peace in the Armenia/Azerbaijan conflict, especially one where Russia’s client state lost so much and turkey’s gained…
Turkey leaving NATO won't immediately collapse NATO, but it would put the EU in a difficult position with exports. Putin has thought this through and is much farther ahead.
An article highlighting Turkish and EU relations.
Turkey's participation request in EU military project apprehended as 'Trojan horse'
NATO member Turkey has submitted an application to participate in one of the EU's Dutch-led military project on military mobility, despite tense relations with Greece and Cyprus. While the request is being reviewed, EU diplomats are split over Ankara's possible participation.
www.euractiv.com