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The West will simply turn its back on Ukraine should war between Ukraine and Russia spark

Washington will not defend Ukraine from Russia. Rising tensions in the Donbass help the Americans strive for their own far-reaching goals in the international arena. At the same time, neither the United States nor NATO will stand up for Kiev in the event of a military conflict. The crisis in the Donbass may have serious geopolitical consequences. According to Turkish publications Milliyet, Ukraine has become a game field in the context of tensions between the United States and Russia. However, the current state of affairs manifests the aspiration of the United States to kill several birds with one stone. According to retired brigadier general Naim Babyuroglu, Washington is trying to win over Germany and to alienate Turkey and Russia by hyping up the Ukrainian crisis.

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Turkey begins construction of canal between Black and Marmara Seas | News

Turkey begins construction of canal between Black and Marmara Seas | News
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Turkey and Qatar set to remain close allies - the Economist

Jan 22 2021 03:11 Gmt+3 Last Updated On: Jan 22 2021 03:13 Gmt+3 Turkey and Qatar are likely to remain close allies, despite the Gulf nation’s recent rapprochement with Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, the Economist In June 2017, countries including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar over its alleged support for Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood in the region. Following the blockade, Qatar sought closer relations with Turkey, with which it shares both an Islamist ideological affinity and regional strategic interests, the Economist said. “Turkey, which is big and cash-strapped, counts on Qatar for financial support; Qatar, which is small and rich, relies on Turkey for protection.”

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