European Parliament “freezes” way for EU to Turkey

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The European Parliament today was marked by the adoption of another resolution that attracted attention. On the eve of the European Parliament approved a resolution on "countering Russian propaganda," and today decided to freeze the path to the European Union for Turkey. The resolution is a recommendation and tells Brussels about the desirability of suspending negotiations with Ankara for the future (possible) Turkey’s accession to the EU.

For the adoption of the resolution spoke 479 deputies, against 37. More 107 MEPs abstained. This is reported by the Turkish news agency. Anadolu.





The document states that such a decision is related to the events that followed in Turkey after the attempted coup d'état. Recall that Ankara has introduced a state of emergency, which is still in effect, and within which the government assumed additional powers.

During the meeting, the European parliamentarians stated that Ankara should immediately abolish the state of emergency and abandon the death penalty so that the possible accession of Turkey to the EU should continue to be discussed. At the same time, the European Parliament declared their condemnation of the attempt of unconstitutional change of power in Turkey, which manifested itself in the summer of this year. It is strange that with respect to Ukraine such a resolution has not been adopted so far. Or for the reason that there a coup attempt succeeded? ..

Turkish President Erdogan has already responded to the EP decision. According to him, the resolution of the European Parliament does not have “any meaning” for Turkey. It is worth noting that earlier Erdogan raised the question that Turkey itself could refuse to continue negotiations with the EU and start the negotiation process on accession to the SCO.
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  1. +13
    24 November 2016 15: 36
    And what for Europe is another crap in the form of uncontrollable Turkey? Now Erdogan will demonstratively "make friends" with the Kremlin ... but we don't need such friends for nothing.
    1. +14
      24 November 2016 15: 39
      Why not? :) Only "make friends" should be profitable for yourself.
      1. +8
        24 November 2016 15: 43
        Quote: Skeptic Self-taught
        Why not? :) Only "make friends" should be profitable for yourself.

        Not that case ... historically, the Turks and I were more at war. Friendship here doesn’t work ... you can economically trade with profit, but you cannot enter into alliances with them; Politically, Turkey is our opponent and always has been.
        1. +3
          24 November 2016 15: 44
          So I didn't write about unions :) I even put the word "friends" in quotation marks :)
          1. +8
            24 November 2016 15: 46
            And what for Europe is another crap in the form of uncontrollable Turkey?

            But what for Erdogan lose sovereignty and becomes subordinate to Brussels? No matter how bloke he is, he has eggs, unlike European politicians. In the EU, Erdogan will be satisfied with the role of a leader, no less. The EU is simply afraid of Turkey. They understand that Europeans cannot manage the Turks, but the Turks can turn Europe inside out.

            the Turks and I were more at war

            We often harnessed the war with the Turks for the interests of Europeans. Balkans freed from the Turks for the Bulgarians. They harnessed the First World War for the straits and Constantinople, and received a hole from a donut and a ruined Empire and a century-long war in gratitude from Europe. Ukraine (part of the Empire) is still on fire.

            Break Europe with Turkish hands.
            1. +3
              24 November 2016 16: 00
              Quote: Temples
              But what for Erdogan lose sovereignty and becomes subordinate to Brussels?

              Erdogan has recently sought the EU.
              Quote: Temples
              In the EU, Erdogan will be satisfied with the role of a leader, no less.

              And who would give him this role? The hosts are not at all in Berlin or Paris ...
              Quote: Temples
              EU just scared of Turkey

              No ... why is the madman afraid of it? Or do you think that Washington has some kind of fear for this rogue? He is the same puppet as all other EU heads, and then there is no need to harbor any illusions. With a light hand in Washington, Erdogan is so briskly trading with ISIS.
              1. +2
                24 November 2016 19: 02
                Now the EU is not at all as attractive as it was five years ago. Erdogan prefers to be the President of Turkey, but hell doesn’t know who, hell knows where.
              2. 0
                24 November 2016 20: 41
                Quote: NEXUS
                He is the same puppet as all other EU heads

                Hardly. Otherwise, there would be no attempt at a coup at all, or he was crowned with success.
                Quote: NEXUS
                It’s impossible to make friends here ... you can economically trade profitably

                And this is "friendship" in politics. In fact, any blocs are built on this, only there they do not trade in material values, but in politics.
          2. 0
            24 November 2016 19: 30
            Quote: Skeptic Self-taught
            So I didn't write about unions :) I even put the word "friends" in quotation marks :)

            it’s hard for this Persian to explain something ... a saber on his head and Urya-Krya-Krya ..... bay eyes ....
      2. +2
        24 November 2016 15: 47
        Once again, the gay men showed Erdogan a big fig regarding Turkey’s accession to the EU, Erdogan gnashed again, and figs with you, this is a game that has been going on between the EU and Turkey for many years, apparently the winner will be determined by lots
        1. +4
          24 November 2016 16: 06
          Well, that's the end of fairy tales, how many years have they been waiting for? But by the way, this makes us cold and not hot.
          1. 0
            24 November 2016 16: 44
            They've been waiting for 50 years, and maybe even more, now the EU will knock on them as much.
            And if they offend, then refugee control will cease.
      3. +2
        24 November 2016 15: 49
        There are no friends from NATO.
      4. +2
        24 November 2016 16: 05
        Now he will "offer himself" in the SCO, EurAsECitd .. In the museum of wax figures it belongs.
        Quote: NEXUS
        And what for Europe is another crap in the form of uncontrollable Turkey? Now Erdogan will demonstratively "make friends" with the Kremlin ... but we don't need such friends for nothing.
    2. +2
      24 November 2016 15: 42
      The EU’s crown has become so great that it is tending to the ground, revealing a causal place.
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    4. +4
      24 November 2016 16: 06
      Countries are not friends, but cooperate on the basis of mutual expediency for the benefit of their peoples! And I have a suspicion that it is more profitable for us to deal with Turkey than with the entire European Union put together today, despite all our historical disagreements! Moreover, I add, the Turkish army, the second largest NATO army and without it, the European armies of the Alliance look sorry! To the same - now Erdogan will raise the barrier ... and dancing will begin with a tambourine for the local politicians! laughing
      1. +3
        24 November 2016 17: 33
        Quote: Finches
        it is more profitable for us to deal with Turkey than with the entire European Union combined

        You mean, tomatoes are more interesting to buy than precision machines, electronics and other high technologies? You still compare the volume of trade with Turkey and the EU.
        Well, for comparison, if EU sanctions painfully hit Russia, then Russian sanctions have already hit Turkey’s economy painfully. So compare with whom it is profitable.
        1. 0
          24 November 2016 19: 16
          Quote: Stas157
          Well, for comparison, if EU sanctions painfully hit Russia, then Russian sanctions have already hit Turkey’s economy painfully. So compare with whom it is profitable.

          By the way, Russia's counter-sanctions against the EU, too, did not affect Europe. So, it’s more profitable for everyone to be friends with Russia than to erect walls on a far-fetched pretext.
        2. 0
          24 November 2016 20: 43
          Quote: Stas157
          than high-precision machines, electronics and other high technologies

          The fact of the matter is that they sold finished products to us, but the technology is not very good. So here you need to think hard. Turks are certainly not angels, but it’s hard to say which is more profitable.
    5. 0
      24 November 2016 19: 35
      You write correctly, it’s not necessary for nothing ... but in Syria you still have to communicate, sort things out, no matter how the Turks have grappling with ISIS and their henchmen ...
  2. +5
    24 November 2016 15: 39
    And let a new stream of refugees, which Erdogan keeps at the border, flood into Europe.
  3. +1
    24 November 2016 15: 40
    Erdogan is finally not a politician, he climbs himself and leads the country into a trap where he will be sandwiched between two or three powers (I'm talking about Israel)
    1. +6
      24 November 2016 18: 02
      Quote: Coco
      Erdogan is finally not a politician, he climbs himself and leads the country into a trap where he will be sandwiched between two or three powers (I'm talking about Israel)

      You are mistaken! What a politician! Get out of such an ass, it must be managed! Erdogan now has from everyone, from the EU billions of dollars for refugees, from NATO and the United States, and from Russia more than anyone! After all, he looked at the input, knew that Russia would be limited to tomatoes, while we were hoping when the Caliber, if not at the residence, then at least at the airfield! And then Erdogan was smart enough for Putin to whisper in his ear (well, so that no one could hear!) The words about forgiveness (the version of Peskov, according to the Turks did not have this, it was regret). And here Putin’s gratitude knew no bounds! And the Turkish stream. And Akkuyu. Tomatoes, where without them. Tourists, despite the attacks even at the airport! Well, like a cherry on a cake, a piece of Syria, on a silver platter with a blue border! The decision once and for all the threat of the emergence of the Kurdish state! And what about Russia? It is clear to Russia that some problems, well, at least those that begin because of the friction of the Syrian and Turkish armies! And after that, someone can say that Erdogan is a bad politician?
  4. 0
    24 November 2016 15: 41
    Perhaps then they decided out of turn to accept ukroin in their ranks? ??
  5. +1
    24 November 2016 15: 42
    Quote: NEXUS
    And what for Europe is another crap in the form of uncontrollable Turkey? Now Erdogan will demonstratively "make friends" with the Kremlin ... but we don't need such friends for nothing.

    He has already announced his desire to join the SCO
    1. +3
      24 November 2016 15: 46
      Vladimir, welcome!
      Quote: Old26
      He has already announced his desire to join the SCO

      I am sure that it will also be asked in BRICS.
      1. +2
        24 November 2016 15: 54
        The Turks, apparently, have already become accustomed to the idea that they will never be in the EU, the EU for Turkey is like a carrot in front of the donkey's face, which is kept tied to a stick by someone riding a donkey.
        1. 0
          24 November 2016 19: 21
          Quote: Sagittarius
          The Turks, apparently, have already become accustomed to the idea that they will never be in the EU, the EU for Turkey is like a carrot in front of the donkey's face, which is kept tied to a stick by someone riding a donkey.

          They are already half a century in the vestibule of the EU trampled in anticipation of reciprocity. Along the way, Turkey will spit on this ungrateful idea and go to the East and Asia, which by the way is much more profitable for Turkey. But Europe seems to have gotten into trouble. Well, it makes no sense for Erdogan to restrain migrants on his territory, from the word in general.
  6. 0
    24 November 2016 16: 03
    Once again, the gay men of the Erdogan Sultan lit up ... And he takes all the migrants for empty promises. With a cabbage it seemed to be rolled too ... I would send them then further to Europe ...
  7. +2
    24 November 2016 16: 09
    Quote: NEXUS
    Vladimir, welcome!
    Quote: Old26
    He has already announced his desire to join the SCO

    I am sure that it will also be asked in BRICS.

    Anything is possible, Andrey! If India and Pakistan find themselves in the "same" team ...
    1. +3
      24 November 2016 17: 05
      Quote: Old26
      Anything is possible, Andrey! If India and Pakistan find themselves in the "same" team ...

      Swim finely, Vladimir ... you need to put emphasis so-If China and India are in the same harness ...
  8. +8
    24 November 2016 16: 11
    Quote: Old26
    He has already announced his desire to join the SCO


    Quote: NEXUS
    Friendship here doesn’t work out ... you can economically trade with profit, but you cannot enter into alliances with them; Politically, Turkey is our opponent and always has been.


    The SCO is not a military bloc (such as NATO) or an open regular security meeting (such as the ARF), but takes an intermediate position [5]. The main goals of the organization are to strengthen stability and security in a wide space uniting the participating states, fight against terrorism, separatism, extremism [6], drug trafficking, development of economic cooperation, energy partnership, scientific and cultural interaction.

    It seems to me that such a development of events should quite suit us ... Is it not?
    1. +2
      24 November 2016 17: 11
      Quote: domnich
      SCO is not a military bloc (such as NATO)

      Do you not already think that there is no military cooperation within the SCO, BRICS, etc.? Well, China offers Russia to create an alliance against the expansion of NATO and the United States ... and it all started with the BRICS. At the same time, such alliances and alliances very quickly and easily turn into military alliances.
      Quote: domnich
      The main objectives of the organization are to strengthen stability and security in a wide area,

      Translating into Russian, to oppose the US and NATO forces to an adequate and commensurate force, so that peace and order are in the region.
      Quote: domnich
      It seems to me that such a development of events should quite suit us ... Is it not?

      No doubt ... but only Turkey has nothing to do in these alliances of ours. Those who rush about like a louse on a scallop in order to grab a warmer and more comfortable place in any unions are not favored and the EU is no exception.
  9. +1
    24 November 2016 16: 25
    Well, who did you, Europolitcanthropes, do worse with this "wrapper"? Erdogan, from such an attitude, spits at us at full speed:
    Europe less and less pleases the Turkish leader with its decisions. This time the European Parliament distinguished itself, which at the plenary meeting gave the go-ahead to one resolution that was very unattractive to Ankara.
    This is an initiative to freeze negotiations on Turkey’s accession to the European Union. Actually, there is nothing special to freeze there, since the discussion of this issue was already somehow inactive and without enthusiasm. Europe repeatedly fed promises, and Erdogan got angry and pounded nervously at the EU’s closed door. No positive changes are planned. Especially after the Turkish president began to threaten the Europeans with joining the SCO, whose pride seems to hurt it.The European Union never wanted to see Turkey in its ranks. The reasons for refusal were called the most varied each time. Among the latter, Erdogan’s desire to return the death penalty. Indeed, it’s absolutely undemocratic to apply such a measure to punish criminals, unless, of course, you are the “fathers of democracy” whom no one has ever condemned for electric chairs and injections.Turkey has been knocking on the European Union since 1987, however, negotiations began only eleven years ago. At the same time, during all this time, the parties constantly conflict over every little thing. After the decision of the European Parliament to support the “freezing” of the agreement, Erdogan can seriously think about an alternative to the European Union.

    Source: http://politpuzzle.ru/46683-turtsiya-v-prolete-ka
    k-evropa-nakazyvaet-erdogana /
    Amid the cooling of relations between Turkey and the West, President Recep Erdogan may well accept the recognition of the Russian status of Crimea. This is evidenced by the visit of representatives of the ruling Turkish party to the peninsula.
    This opinion was expressed by the director of the Institute of Foreign Policy, professor of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Grigory Perepelitsa: “The visit of representatives of the ruling party of Turkey to Crimea was the result of a radical change in the course of Turkey from pro-European to pro-Russian. This is in the interests of Erdogan himself, who conducts mass repressions in his own country and establishes an authoritarian pro-Islamic regime. Therefore, Putin is now an ally for him. At a recent meeting, Erdogan announced his intention to join the SCO instead of laying the road to the EU, although for several decades Turkey has been a candidate for EU membership. This indicates a change of course. At the same time, at this meeting there was a flurry of sharp criticism towards the United States. So far, nominally, Turkey remains in NATO, but it turns into such a Russian Trojan horse there. And in the context of the fact that Erdogan now considers Russia to be his strategic ally, he must work out her interests in this strategic alliance, which include the recognition of Crimea as Russian territory. Therefore, it is possible that Turkey’s air and sea communications with Crimea will be restored following the results of this visit. . Erdogan can easily do this, ”the Ukrainian expert admitted.

    24.11.2016, Simferopol, Victor Orlov
    Turkish President Recep Erdogan will visit Crimea with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to attend the opening ceremony of the Cathedral Mosque, which is being erected today at the exit from Simferopol to Alushta, said Hassan Jengiz, head of the Turkish Association of Eurasian Governments. “From the very beginning, we have been closely following the process of implementing this significant project for Crimea. The Turkish side has provided and is ready to continue to provide all kinds of support, since this mosque can become a symbol of good neighborliness, both between the peoples in Crimea and between the peoples of the two countries. We believe that this long-awaited day for Muslims will come, and two presidents will be present at the grand opening of the Cathedral Mosque - Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ”said Hassan Cengiz, quoted by the press service of the Crimean Muftiate.

    Source: http://www.politnavigator.net/tureckaya-delegaciy
    a-anonsirovala-vizit-ehrdogana-i-putina-v-rossijj
    skijj-krym.html
  10. +1
    24 November 2016 17: 01
    Old bike. The question of the Ukrainian diplomat when they will be admitted to the EU was the answer: * After Turkey * And when do you accept Turkey? *Never*. Erdogan has long known that he should not see the EU. He is a friend of Russia or an enemy, a moot point. In my opinion, he is neither a friend nor an enemy, but a partner (as the president says) at this historical stage.
  11. 0
    24 November 2016 17: 47
    Quote: NEXUS
    Quote: Skeptic Self-taught
    Why not? :) Only "make friends" should be profitable for yourself.

    Not that case ... historically, the Turks and I were more at war. Friendship here doesn’t work ... you can economically trade with profit, but you cannot enter into alliances with them; Politically, Turkey is our opponent and always has been.

    They were friends against Napoleon, and in 1921-22 they greatly helped them!
  12. 0
    24 November 2016 18: 37
    They themselves are throwing Turkey into the arms of Russia and then they are surprised at something. Though
    , it seems to me that such a dumb friend like Turkey didn’t give up on us ...
    1. 0
      25 November 2016 12: 10
      Turkey will not "embrace" anyone, especially Erdogan!
      He has simpler and more understandable thoughts - "what can I fuck with you" (or "how can I fuck you).
      Only now the situation is getting more complicated, and you can generally remain "in your own interests."
  13. 0
    24 November 2016 19: 03
    479 deputies spoke out for adoption of the resolution, against 37. Another 107 European parliamentarians abstained.

    This is how many additional darmoedov contain Euro taxpayers ?! And there are also internal parliaments. Now it’s clear why Euro-officials are so stubborn in countering the Russian Federation. hi
  14. +1
    24 November 2016 20: 58
    as usual the queen of spades "Turkey" is played, and again all the same faces at the poker table.))))