"Now we see what our" friends "in NATO are preparing for us" - Greek readers about the Turkish map
The Greek press published material with reference to the Israeli political analyst and journalist Seth Frantsman, dedicated to the "neo-Ottoman ambitions of Turkey." The publication Pentapostagma writes that relations between the Western countries and Turkey are in a bad state, but neither in the EU, nor in NATO, "no one is trying to get Ankara to observe democratic rules."
The Greek press points out that at the same time, the European Union is trying with incredible activity to "instill democracy in Russia." And for some reason Brussels is not embarrassed by the presence of undemocratic Turkey together with other European countries in NATO.
With reference to the aforementioned Israeli journalist, the Greek press writes that while the European Union is trying to try on different standards for different countries, Turkey is actively moving closer to Russia, China and Iran. In particular, the author notes the existence of a Russian-Turkish-Iranian format for discussing the situation in Syria, which allows one to solve very acute issues for countries with different interests in the SAR.
Franzman:
The article also provides a map on which the Turks identified their sphere of influence until 2050. Voennoye Obozreniye has already talked about this map.
On the Turkish map, the territories of Russia, including the Krasnodar Territory, the republics of the North Caucasus and Crimea, as well as other territories: Greece, Egypt, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Cyprus, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Syria, Jordan, fell into the "zone of Turkish influence" , Yemen, part of Ukraine, etc.
Greek press:
The Greek press called on the international community, including NATO countries, to respond to the card with "Turkey's true intentions."
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