Turkey wants to get part of the "American heritage in the Middle East"

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish Prime Minister again criticized Damascus for using force in an internal conflict. Experts, commenting on this statement, the radio station "Voice of Russia" said that in the Middle East, "begins the division of the American inheritance."

On the part of Ankara in recent days, it is increasingly reproaching its recent "privileged friends and partners in Damascus." This happens at a time when Western countries in general and the North Atlantic Alliance in particular seem to be losing interest in the crisis in Syria.

The head of the Turkish Cabinet of Ministers in a message to the participants of the UN Forum "Alliance of Civilizations" gathered in Doha did not name specific states. However, Erdogan’s words that “dictatorships in the Middle East are committing massacres and opening fire on their own people” are quite clearly deciphered.

In fact, recently, in many places in this region, protests have been suppressed by force and shots are heard. And there are plenty of regimes that cannot be called democratic. However, the head of the Turkish Cabinet of Ministers was referring to Syria.

Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkish Foreign Minister, expressed more clearly, but at the same time threateningly. According to his statement, Ankara cannot be an outside observer during the bloodshed in the neighboring state. What did they mean? How far is Ankara ready to go?

"If Turkey claims that it cannot stand aside, it means that it is going to intervene. However, this intervention will be disguised with the help of various humanitarian actions. In fact, at present, the division of the American inheritance in the Middle East has actually begun. United States in the Middle East are losing their control. Also, the failure of their military machine is obvious. In this regard, there are those who want to replace the Americans. Among them, Turkey and Saudi Arabia ", - said Konstantin S Ivkov, Vice President of the Russian Academy of Geopolitical Problems.

Most experts have repeatedly pointed out that the intensification of the Syrian crisis may lead to destabilization throughout the region. And if Ankara believes that these processes will bypass them, this is very presumptuous. Since the Kurdish problem will come to the fore among others. However, Konstantin Sivkova believes that Erdogan is willing to take risks, since the stakes are too high.

However, some observers claim that Ankara is just a pawn in this game. Dr. Abbas Kunfud, an expert at the Center for Strategic Studies on this issue, says: “Of course, Turkey will not remain apart from the conflict in Syria. This is due at least to the fact that from the very beginning of the confrontation, the irreconcilable Syrian opposition rests precisely on Ankara. This is manifested in the fact that most of the leaders of the Syrian National Council are in Turkey. In addition, various conferences are held in its territory in which the rebels take part.

Turkey has already begun to work on overthrowing the regime in Syria. This also includes economic measures imposed by Ankara against Damascus. However, this is not so much a private initiative, as a general course of Western countries and NATO, of which Turkey is a member. In fact, the leadership of the Republic is now between two fires. On the one hand, it is necessary to observe the nat. interests On the other hand, Ankara needs to take into account the opinion of NATO partners. ”

The partners in the North Atlantic Alliance realized that the regime of Bashar Assad was much stronger than his critics assumed were beginning to “play the situation back” gradually. West to the front line of the opposition exposes those who only recently obediently followed him in the attack. Most likely, those still have not fully realized their current position.
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  1. mar.tira
    +6
    15 December 2011 16: 23
    May you not get Syria! The Americans have already understood, but they, with their dumb little mind, have not yet understood!
    1. +4
      15 December 2011 17: 18
      Alliance in particular like begin to lose interest in the crisis in Syria.

      As if the aircraft carrier group of Russia is not going there
      1. rysich
        +6
        15 December 2011 17: 41
        Turkey is currently carrying chestnuts for America, but somehow forgets that when it ceases to be needed by America, its turn will come.
      2. 0
        15 December 2011 19: 38
        Therefore, the interest disappears and began.
    2. Pavel V
      0
      15 December 2011 20: 22
      "Turkey wants to get part of the American legacy in the Middle East" - but you never know what Turkey wants. I compared myself to an elephant. Appetite is good, that's just choke, and there will be no one to help.
  2. SAMEDOV SULEYMAN
    +6
    15 December 2011 16: 24
    How many ass Turkey would not tear, even the West understands that this is the election campaign of the Prime Minister of Turkey. She herself will not make nichrome, her gut is thin and the West has already put it in her pants. So the topic is not even worth an egg.
    1. +3
      15 December 2011 17: 12
      I would like to believe your words, SULEYMAN, but, only, it’s hardly election campaign maneuvers! Leadership in the region - this is the geopolitical goal of the Turks, and from this all nishtyaki in a basket. But the situation there is not simple - you’ll hurt Iran, Syria will harness for an ally. If you want to sit, smoke bamboo without interfering, NATO will call an apostate. So Erdogan jumps like a gorilla pounding himself in the chest - there is a lot of noise, but really getting involved is a bench-press ...
      1. +1
        15 December 2011 21: 30
        Quote: esaul
        Leadership in the region is the geopolitical goal of the Turks



        Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan - “beloved leader of the Muslim world”, “the voice of Muslims” is simply hyperactive, while approaching the United States, declaring “Americans are trying to integrate the Muslim world into the world system, and Turkey serves as a showcase for them and is a model of a democratic country” And at the same time, it supports "the rise of Iran as a regional power and as a Shiite" elder brother ", gradually leading to the fact that the Sunni population is becoming closer to Turkey."
  3. KGB161rus
    +2
    15 December 2011 16: 27
    What I see is that the Turks are striving for power, they want to resurrect the "Ottoman Empire" again (at least that's what they would write in America if Turkey was an enemy), their ambitions are growing by leaps and bounds, I want to say one thing, it's just that it's been too tough for a long time received, now bythat now, you need to besiege that's all, then they want the European Union (just think about the Euro and Turkey) already names one nonsense, they want to go under them and humiliate themselves!
  4. cVM
    cVM
    +3
    15 December 2011 16: 32
    that this is the election campaign of the Prime Minister of Turkey.

    they already had elections this summer, and in Syria the situation is heating up today deserters killed 27 soldiers and policemen, in a word not to go wrong, the Syrian dead end
  5. vadimus
    +2
    15 December 2011 16: 36
    Recently, the Turks have been very actively spraying saliva. Already starting to bother ...
  6. +3
    15 December 2011 16: 37
    Ottomans, if I’m not mistaken throughout history, have not won a single war
    how much the west didn’t set them off; there was little shame on them
    would go in for resorts and shuttles, or else they’ll climb somewhere else or with Kurds
    it became uninteresting to fight, you have to feel great yourself
    1. rysich
      +4
      15 December 2011 17: 45
      The Turks won one very painful victory for the Christian world - the capture of Constantinople. She has been holding him for 600 years, so we are weaklings because we were unable to return the Christian shrine. (This is not a call to war).
      1. +5
        15 December 2011 19: 32
        In 1917, Russia was on the verge of victory in the 1st world, the straits and Constantinople were practically ours .... but the triumph of the Orthodox world did not work ...
        then there was trouble
      2. sail52
        0
        15 December 2011 20: 36
        Well, here's how to look. Look through the story. They were very close. Yes, the Catholic-Christian holy throne really opposed!
  7. +2
    15 December 2011 16: 39
    Yes, he generally pi..dit. At his command, the Kurds are exterminated, that’s h..sos
  8. Alexey Prikazchikov
    +2
    15 December 2011 16: 46
    Somewhere I saw a new map of the Middle East, so Turkey is not just there. But there is Kurdistan and the map, among other things, amerovskaya. Therefore, a donut hole is what it gets. And if it’s prettier, then these Turkish Untermenschs already began to strain with their ambitions not supported by opportunities. I recall Stalin, or rather his answer to the fact that Vatica is a very influential and respected state, to which he said, “Yes, and how many divisions does he have?”
    1. +3
      15 December 2011 21: 32
      Quote: Alexey Prikazchikov
      de then saw a new map of the Middle East and so there Turkey



      -Where are you going to rest?
      - To Florida.
      - Not worth it, I saw a map of the General Staff, there is no America on it
      1. Alexey Prikazchikov
        0
        15 December 2011 21: 38
        Respect, laughed wink
    2. rysich
      +2
      16 December 2011 01: 39
      Territories compactly populated by Kurds are found in several other Arab countries. The Kurdish question is a time bomb, if it explodes, the Arab spring will seem like a child's "bunch".
  9. sevas
    +2
    15 December 2011 16: 48
    need to help the Kurds. MANPADS. grenade launchers and other weapons. let the fucking Ottomans.
    1. cVM
      cVM
      +5
      15 December 2011 17: 32
      and who told you that we are not helping? it's because we created it
  10. escobar
    +2
    15 December 2011 17: 10
    Interesting article on the topic:

    http://www.ng.ru/nvo/2011-12-15/1_gruppirovka.html
  11. +2
    15 December 2011 17: 53
    buoy all over your face, not Syria smile and generally more to Turkey not a foot
    1. Anatoly
      +2
      15 December 2011 21: 14
      By the way, a true thought. The lion's share of tourism revenue, it is we who provide them. It would be nice to reflect Turkish resorts in a negative PR. so that people go there less.
  12. sail52
    +1
    15 December 2011 18: 26
    Well, she will definitely get a part of American hemorrhoids there! Pan-Turkism ("Great Turan") of the 90s in relation to Russia did not pass with you, and the Arabs remember very well the "legacy" of the Ottoman Empire. Yes, and in Central Asia you will find a second "Iron Lamer" Timur with time. And don't FIG flirt with Baku, Iran will be closer to them. The Kurds would have been better taken care of - the Kurds are financially weighty oh how quickly they are gaining! "Forks" are everywhere. And the Janissaries are no longer anywhere to recruit - the Albanians and Croats are no longer your allies. We would be ashamed of Ataturk, may Allah bring him closer! wink And Russians will get used to rest over time on their dear side bully
  13. +1
    15 December 2011 18: 51
    Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish Prime Minister again criticized Damascus for the use of force in internal conflict.

    Let them first deal with their Kurds by democratic methods, and not by sweeping ... But you can remember where the Chechens rested and were treated, brothel to remember, about the Orthodox shrine, etc.
  14. +1
    15 December 2011 19: 46
    Hmm, it feels that in the spring in the Middle East, such a mess is brewed that mother does not grieve.
  15. Andrew Scott
    +5
    15 December 2011 19: 47
    Yeah, look, patriotism is gaining momentum with us, but they are going to Turkey to rest without hesitation ...
    1. Alexey Prikazchikov
      +1
      15 December 2011 21: 02
      We have great prices, in the same Belokurikha a full scribe with scenes, although the service is good smile And with regards to rest, well, one thing does not interfere with the other.
    2. +1
      15 December 2011 21: 05
      xs we mainly spend money in Asia almost the same but safer more interesting and shopping is good and the culture is more diverse
      1. Alexey Prikazchikov
        +2
        15 December 2011 21: 39
        And that’s true to me personally, it’s closer to Vietnam, and there they are wonderful to the Russians.
  16. 0
    15 December 2011 20: 46
    Off-topic, but where did the article about the golf stream with the freezing of Europe and the USA and about the sale of our resources for green papers go? Tell me.
  17. +2
    15 December 2011 21: 04
    The United States, creating chaos, is basically unattainable for those who are being harmed, and this is their trump card, you can’t say the same about Turkey, you can’t apply the Anglo-Saxon strategy by the state in a way that is not isolated from enemies - this is guaranteed to expose yourself to retaliation, and the enemy will be right because he is defending himself from aggression no matter what it is caused
  18. dred
    0
    16 December 2011 12: 32
    Interesting article.