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    Turkey relations with US and NATO

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    Are they leaving the US' influence?

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    Post  Erk Tue Jul 11, 2023 1:08 pm

    I think Russia needs to stop doing military deals with Turkey.

    I know it's like closing the gate after the horse has bolted, but Putin seems to trust people that backstab, over and over.

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    Post  lyle6 Tue Jul 11, 2023 1:27 pm

    Putler isn't stupid. He makes deals with snakes because he has carefully judged that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages to Russia's interest. This isn't his first rodeo ; he's only doing this for most of his political career.

    And what did Putler get for haggling with the watermelon monger?

    A solid 7 years of calm in Syria, time with which Assad was able to pluck the support of the Arab world from Turkey to Syria instead. Syria is never been as secure as before with Russia, Iran, and its gulf neighbors to count as allies.

    Now Turkey is fully hemmed in from all sides. The Russian superpower holds the north, the rising Iranians hold the east, the uncooperative Greece west and the stalwart Syrians south.

    They are cooked, and Putler was the chef.

    And they know it. Which is why they are trying to worm their way back to their US masters and even appease the Europeans.

    A nuclear plant is one hell of a mea culpa, I doubt France will be satisfied. Best Turkey says goodbye to its African ambitions as that is the one thing they really want.


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    Post  ALAMO Tue Jul 11, 2023 1:38 pm

    South is covered by Syria, Iranians, Russians ... and Marxist Gods only knows who else if needed Laughing
    Maybe Iraqi Mi-28 Laughing

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    Post  Godric Tue Jul 11, 2023 2:04 pm

    Putin needs to cancel his trip to turkey, i fear it could be a trap to ensnare him and take him to the Hague, Turkey and Erdogan are f*cking snakes


    lyle6 wrote:Putler isn't stupid. He makes deals with snakes because he has carefully judged that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages to Russia's interest. This isn't his first rodeo ; he's only doing this for most of his political career.

    And what did Putler get for haggling with the watermelon monger?

    A solid 7 years of calm in Syria, time with which Assad was able to pluck the support of the Arab world from Turkey to Syria instead. Syria is never been as secure as before with Russia, Iran, and its gulf neighbors to count as allies.

    Now Turkey is fully hemmed in from all sides. The Russian superpower holds the north, the rising Iranians hold the east, the uncooperative Greece west and the stalwart Syrians south.

    They are cooked, and Putler was the chef.

    And they know it. Which is why they are trying to worm their way back to their US masters and even appease the Europeans.

    A nuclear plant is one hell of a mea culpa, I doubt France will be satisfied. Best Turkey says goodbye to its African ambitions as that is the one thing they really want.



    are you trying to compare Putin to Hitler by calling him "Putler" a term given to Putin by anti Russians ... they have way more common with Hitler than Putin has with Hitler, for a start they support a nazi leaning Ukraine

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    Post  thegopnik Tue Jul 11, 2023 2:58 pm

    If it's too much to ask can we move the turkey allegiance shit to a separate thread?

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    Post  Godric Tue Jul 11, 2023 2:59 pm

    Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Sweden has been a NATO country since the 1950s in all but name. Officially including it is merely a formality.

    Yes, it did claim to adhere to the principle of "freedom of alliance" during the Cold War. Some kind of alleged neutrality. But that was never the case.

    Hell, the U.S. kindly requested Sweden to send its airmen to die on spying missions vs the USSR from the late 1940s and onwards. Sweden happily obliged.

    So, merely a formality. That its own population was led to believe otherwise is a whole other story.

    Sweden has never been Neutral country during WW2 Sweden allowed German forces to transit through it's country to Northern Norway

    During WW2 Raoul Wallenberg (of the ultra powerful and rich Swedish family the Wallenberg's) helped 2500 jews to safety from Hungary, there was even a film made about him in 1985 with Richard Chamberlain playing the part of RW, what the film does not say is that a prominent Hungarian warned Moscow of Wallenberg being a trouble maker and a saboteur (this was never covered in the film), hence his arrest by NKVD agents in Hungary, it turns out Mr RW worked for the OSS (the forerunner of the CIA) never mentioned in the film neither that the fact Russia tried to do prisoner transfer swaps with Sweden, Sweden and his family decreed that he was murdered in 1945 the Soviet Union, he did die in 1947, the reason why the Swedish and the Wallenberg family stated that Raoul had died in 1945, was that Sweden and the Wallenberg family didn't want the fact that a member of the #1 prominent family was working for America and the Western allies, it would have blown up there claims of neutrality

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    Post  nomadski Tue Jul 11, 2023 3:06 pm



    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V_OJlRGQcwo&pp=ygUTUGViYmxlcyBieSBhIHN0cmVhbQ%3D%3D


    NATO ? A paper exercise . Standing shoulder to shoulder in a room . Of course NATO is in reality a loose coalition . But any loose coalition , left alone and over time solidifies , even without external pressure or force . Like a pot that I made , without firing in a kiln , solidified at room temperature after five years ! Now they appear to coalesce , without any application of external force by Russia . But even after a single bullet is fired into their midst in anger , they will shift and change position .

    Like a small and lightweight pebble in a gentle stream , they sit quietly side by side . The smaller and lighter they are , the more often they will change position . If a strong current , then you will not find them . You can pick up valuable Gems in gentle stream , when they are sitting quietly . That is what needs to be done now . Economic advantage , when there is no flood or war .

    The great sage has spoken ! Not to be confused with sage and onion stuffing ! How much wisdom do you need ? ....never ending . Now relax and watch YouTube videos .
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    Post  GarryB Tue Jul 11, 2023 3:07 pm

    Putin has horse traded with Turkey to get things Russia wanted at the time, that Turkey appears to be turning on Russia is not great surprise to anyone... they are part of HATO of course... what part of that did no one understand.

    The responses need to be carefully calculated not to damage Russia more than it damages Turkey, but I do suspect there is going to be bad times ahead for Turkey because all these nice deals are only to make them screw up their relations with Russia... once they are in line the real European attitude to that border country will appear and if they aren't already part of the EU they never will be.

    Turkey paid lots of money for the F-35s and they are getting F-16s instead... an aircraft about to be decimated in the conflict in Ukraine so they are likely to become worthless fairly soon.

    I hope Erdogan enjoys his few pieces of silver, but then these stories are from which sources... I am guessing mostly western sources from the gloating tone... lets see what the Russians can make if all these claims... it should be interesting to see their responses.

    Particularly to the claim that the grain deal will continue with or without the Russians... that might even be entertaining.

    Regarding Azov commanders returning to the battlefield... that is actually great news if you think about it... Russia had very little chance of killing them in Turkey... now they are back on the table... or should I say menu.

    Hopefully there are enough normal Ukrainians that want such openly nazi men removed from the gene pool... some of these guys might even try to take over from Zelensky in a coup... they didn't seem keen to fight to the death last time around and don't seem in any rush to get to the front lines either...

    Sweden has never been Neutral country during WW2 Sweden allowed German forces to transit through it's country to Northern Norway

    Of course there were no neutral countries in WWII... even the Swiss made AA gun ammo for the Germans during the war and they arrested and sent people escaping from Germany back to Germany...

    Sweden is better in HATO, because as mentioned they have always been in that block anyway... why pretend.

    HATO is not made stronger being part of HATO and Sweden is not safer now Russia does not need to hide the fact that it will now be pointing nuclear weapons at the now openly hostile country.

    Russia can stop wasting time improving relations with Sweden and Finland and consider both countries to be hostile, and if Turkey wants to join the EU and want to start actioning EU and HATO sanctions against Russia then that is perfectly OK for Russia too... it is going to cost Turkey quite a lot not being the new gas hub transferring most of the Russian gas still going to the EU... I rather suspect it will be this winter that Russia decides to cut off gas and coal and uranium to the west.

    Who says Russia can't be proactive in their own sanctions against the west?
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    Post  billybatts91 Tue Jul 11, 2023 3:54 pm

    More empty rhetoric. Can’t stand Peskov…Turkey relations with US and NATO - Page 11 Img_1315

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    Post  Hole Tue Jul 11, 2023 4:06 pm

    people that backstab
    What backstab?
    Russia couldn´t care less if Sweden becomes officially a member of NATO or not. That was Turkeys game, had nothing to do with Russia.
    These small bunch of losers from Azov?
    They were save in Turkey, now they can be killed.

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    Post  franco Tue Jul 11, 2023 5:46 pm

    People here oppose an uni-polar world but this is what a multi-polar world looks like... Turkey is one of the polar's and has it's own interests.

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    Post  sepheronx Tue Jul 11, 2023 6:40 pm

    And consequences too.

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    Post  GarryB Wed Jul 12, 2023 3:33 am

    Franco is exactly right.... BRICS is not about everyone joining BRICS having to say Russia or China or India can do no wrong and the rules don't apply to them.

    BRICS is about keeping your method of government... whether that is communism like China or democracy like Russia etc, you can keep your religions too, but not imposing morals or culture on other countries the way the US tries.

    China can sign deals and agreements with the US and the west, and if Russia wanted to it could do the same.

    Not really clear what Turkey has agreed to and why, but I am sure over the next few days and weeks we will learn the truth.

    Remember when Russia pulled back from Kiev we didn't know it was part of a peace agreement that Kiev reneged on because Boris told them not to.

    I am really interested in seeing what happens with this grain trade deal that ends on 17th of July... ship movements on the 18th will be interesting.

    Perhaps Russias response the the US supplying cluster munitions might be to totally destroy their grain stores and vehicles and ships used to transport their grain... including tractors and farm machinery... there must be thousands of men involved in farming left to be sent to the front line who thought they were safe... this will free them up for the slaughter... and now Russia is free to use cluster munitions too... that will make their artillery and other attacks rather more devastating... and efficient.

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    Post  flamming_python Fri Jul 14, 2023 5:56 am

    There can be no such thing as a backstab of Russia by Turkey

    For someone to backstab, they must be within your confidence already

    The only ones who could have backstabbed Russia in this case are the ones who made an earnest deal with Erdogan on Russia's behalf, and put something valuable on the line in the expectation that he will honor it.
    Fortunately I don't think that happened. No-one cares about these Azov dickheads. This isn't Guderian, Von Manstein and Model we're talking about here, just some 30-y/o something bozos promoted to their positions probably more for their nationalism and loyalty to the regime than military genius. And if they were that valuable Russia would not have let them go off to Turkey in the first place; as even if the deal was honored to the end - this would still have meant that they end up as free men at the war's end and escape prosecution.

    Which is not to say that there shouldn't be consequences for Turkey. There absolutely should, and entirely predictable ones in turn too. It's nothing personal though, just business.

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