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🇹🇷🇸🇾🚨‼️ IMPORTANT: Erdogan announced that “Turkey cannot be confined by its territory!” Looks like Erdogan wants to move borders, annex territories and be more geopolitically involved globally. Erdogan wants to become a superpower.

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Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵's profile picture
Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵1 year ago

A superpower with an inflation rate so high that bread becomes a luxury good. 🤭😂

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Rock Paper Sizzle1 year ago

💪 Merica, we're taking it back. 💯 You like Trump, you know it, time to show it. ✅ T's for Trump here:

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Tom Czitron1 year ago

@addermonk Make Constantinople Christian again. Make eastern Turkey Kurdistan.

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Rafeek Adams1 year ago

More simply: He’s a Turkish ‘Zionist’!

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Alfredo 🇱🇧 🇲🇽1 year ago

Weakening Syria, Iraq, Lebanon on behalf of israel.

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Petri Kuittinen1 year ago

Turkey knows it can pretty much freely annex or at least control the Northern parts of Syria. NATO cannot afford to kick our Turkey or risk that it would ally with Russia. Similarly I think it is quite unlikely that EU will scrap their free trade agreement with Turkey if Turkey just "little bit" obtains some "buffer zone" from Syria. Opportunity creates a thief and of course there are many in Turkey who would to see the glory days of the Ottoman empire return.

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Thomaz.T1 year ago

The economic broken country wants the be a superpower? How about first solve your bankruptcy problem?

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L. SHIN1 year ago

To be honest, Turks are already everywhere in Europe, thanks to the former sanctions. I don’t see any particular problem with Turks in EU, the parents forces their children to study, and if not, they are usually hardworking.

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Bassam Lahood1 year ago

A regional one. No different from KSA, Egypt, UAE, Qatar, Iran and Israel. Only Türkiye and Israel have the military to pull it off. In case you haven’t notice they’ve been hand in gloves since Azerbaijan steamrolled rolled Nagorno-Karabakh. Moving in tandem ever since. The public outbursts are for media consumption

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Kevin Jones1 year ago

"Erdogan wants to become a superpower" Like Saddam?

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Pac-Man1 year ago

They want Syria so does Israel seems like they wanna border each other.

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