Pro-Western Turkish experts: Ankara has a window of opportunity to solve the problem with the S-400
Discussions are ongoing in the West on how the Russian-Turkish contract for the acquisition of S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems by Ankara can be reduced to zero. The first batch within the framework of the contract has already arrived in Turkey, but the United States still offers the Turkish side to abandon Russian weapons. The pressure in this matter on the Turkish authorities from the West is also exerted through influential socio-political, military-political and economic organizations.
Now the issue of “a possible agreement between Ankara and Washington” is being considered. Uzgur Unlukhisarchikli, who is the head of the representative office of the Marshall Fund in Ankara, speaks of such an agreement.
Unluhisarchikli:
To begin, in the opinion of this person, it is necessary with the deployment of the American Patriot air defense systems on the borders with the Syrian Idlib.
Head of the Turkish office of the Marshall Fund:
This opinion, which is being broadcast by the opposition Turkish media, practically coincides with the opinion of Chaglar Kurdzh, a specialist in the field of defense. He also believes that Ankara "needs to be delayed with the activation of the S-400 air defense system."
Kurge:
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