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Türkiye is now confronting a hard reality in Somalia, it lacks both strategic agility and strategic depth. By concentrating its investments and influence in a politically fragile zone with limited strategic value, Ankara built neither resilience nor maneuver space. As conditions shifted, this absence of depth left Türkiye overexposed,... show more

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Greece's Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis admits: Türkiye developed its defense industry beginning in the 1990s, at a time when, unfortunately, our own defense industry was in decline. I believe this was a strategic mistake on our part. By contrast, it was an effort—an attempt by Türkiye—to integrate into the international defense system. Türkiye also uses its defense industry as a diplomatic instrument—not only in its relations with the European Union and NATO, but also with countries farther afield, such as those in Africa and the Middle East.

Greece's Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis admits: Türkiye developed its defense industry beginning in the 1990s, at a time when, unfortunately, our own defense industry was in decline. I believe this was a strategic mistake on our part. By contrast, it was an effort—an attempt by Türkiye—to integrate into the international defense system. Türkiye also uses its defense industry as a diplomatic instrument—not only in its relations with the European Union and NATO, but also with countries farther afield, such as those in Africa and the Middle East.

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🚨 Turkey’s Rise and the Fear in Tehran & Tel Aviv. Turkey’s re-emergence as a regional power is changing the balance of the Middle East. Both Iran and Israel increasingly see Ankara as a rival, even a threat. For Iran, Turkey’s growing influence undermines Tehran’s ambition to shape the region. For Israel, it threatens the strategic dominance Tel Aviv has enjoyed for decades. Turkey has invested heavily in its defence industry. The Bayraktar drone family, the Akinci UAV, and now the stealthy Kizilelma unmanned fighter have reshaped modern battlefields from Libya to Ukraine. Advanced missile systems and naval platforms are giving Ankara unprecedented independence from U.S. and NATO suppliers. Beyond weapons, Turkey is pursuing regional influence. In Syria, Ankara is a counterweight to both Russia and Iran. In the Caucasus, it backs Azerbaijan against Armenia. Across Africa, Turkish military bases and training programs extend influence from Libya to Somalia. In the Mediterranean, disputes with Greece and Cyprus showcase Ankara’s maritime ambitions. History gives Turkey unique leverage. It possesses NATO’s second largest army, and wields cultural and religious ties that reach deep into the Muslim world. This blend of hard and soft power gives it a reach neither Iran nor Israel can easily match. Geography strengthens Ankara further. Control of the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits makes it a gatekeeper between the Black Sea and Mediterranean. Its role as an energy corridor connecting Caspian, Middle Eastern and European markets adds another layer of strategic weight. Even under severe economic crisis and inflation, Turkey is doubling down on defence and geopolitical manoeuvring. For both Tehran and Tel Aviv, this resilience is unnerving. For Iran, Turkey’s military technology and its Sunni-led influence threaten Tehran’s regional narrative. For Israel, Turkey’s expanding arsenal and growing leadership across the Muslim world challenge its position as the region’s undisputed military power. The fea..r is clear: if Ankara continues on its current trajectory, it may emerge not just as a player — but as the decisive power in the Middle East.

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Tunç Demirtaş

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Germany's Chancellor Merz on Türkiye: We recognize the success that has been achieved in Syria. Without a contribution from the Turkish President, this would not have been possible. Türkiye is making an enormous contribution to stabilizing the region. I value Türkiye's role in foreign and security policy. It is an important strategic partner for us.

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Turkish President Erdogan on EU: Strategic blindness toward Türkiye unfortunately still clearly exists in many institutions of the Union. It must now be understood that a European Union without Türkiye as a full member will not become a global actor or a center of attraction. We are not a country whose value is remembered only when needed, whose door is knocked on when necessary, and which is sidelined at other times. We never have been, and we never will be. The European Union must fully appreciate Türkiye’s constructive stance and must not misuse it. It should refrain from actions and rhetoric that would put this at risk. Let it not be forgotten: neither is Türkiye the old Türkiye, nor is the world the same world confined to the sphere of influence of Western states. A new world is being built—one where regional cooperation is gaining importance, new actors are emerging, and the global system is rapidly evolving toward multipolarity. Türkiye is among the strongest countries poised to become one of the poles of this new system. Today, Europe’s need for Türkiye is greater than Türkiye’s need for Europe. And this need will grow even more tomorrow. Europe is at a crossroads: Either it will see Türkiye’s growing power and global weight as an opportunity to overcome its bottleneck, or it will allow exclusionary rhetoric to darken Europe’s future. Our hope is that decision-makers in Europe will abandon their political and historical prejudices and focus on developing sincere, genuine, and equal-level relations with Türkiye. Such a relationship will benefit the European continent, of which Türkiye is an inseparable part.

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Turkish President Erdogan on EU: Strategic blindness toward Türkiye unfortunately still clearly exists in many institutions of the Union. It must now be understood that a European Union without Türkiye as a full member will not become a global actor or a center of attraction. We are not a country whose value is remembered only when needed, whose door is knocked on when necessary, and which is sidelined at other times. We never have been, and we never will be. The European Union must fully appreciate Türkiye’s constructive stance and must not misuse it. It should refrain from actions and rhetoric that would put this at risk. Let it not be forgotten: neither is Türkiye the old Türkiye, nor is the world the same world confined to the sphere of influence of Western states. A new world is being built—one where regional cooperation is gaining importance, new actors are emerging, and the global system is rapidly evolving toward multipolarity. Türkiye is among the strongest countries poised to become one of the poles of this new system. Today, Europe’s need for Türkiye is greater than Türkiye’s need for Europe. And this need will grow even more tomorrow. Europe is at a crossroads: Either it will see Türkiye’s growing power and global weight as an opportunity to overcome its bottleneck, or it will allow exclusionary rhetoric to darken Europe’s future. Our hope is that decision-makers in Europe will abandon their political and historical prejudices and focus on developing sincere, genuine, and equal-level relations with Türkiye. Such a relationship will benefit the European continent, of which Türkiye is an inseparable part.

Clash Report

141,854 次观看 • 3 个月前

NATO Ankara Summit: Reshaping the Future of Transatlantic Security The NATO Ankara Summit is about far more than the war in Ukraine. It marks a pivotal moment for the future of the Alliance, transatlantic security, European defense, and Türkiye’s strategic role in an evolving global security environment. In this analysis, I examine the summit’s key strategic questions: • How will NATO adapt to the long-term challenge posed by Russia? • How will the balance of responsibility between the United States and Europe evolve? • Why is Europe accelerating its defense industrial transformation? • What role will Türkiye play in NATO’s emerging security architecture? • What strategic direction will the decisions announced on 8 July set for the Alliance over the next decade? This discussion goes beyond the headlines to examine the strategic forces shaping NATO’s future and the broader evolution of the transatlantic security order. Watch the full analysis and join the discussion. #NATO #Türkiye #NATOsummit #NATO2026Ankara #AnkaraSummit26 #NATOSummit2026

NATO Ankara Summit: Reshaping the Future of Transatlantic Security The NATO Ankara Summit is about far more than the war in Ukraine. It marks a pivotal moment for the future of the Alliance, transatlantic security, European defense, and Türkiye’s strategic role in an evolving global security environment. In this analysis, I examine the summit’s key strategic questions: • How will NATO adapt to the long-term challenge posed by Russia? • How will the balance of responsibility between the United States and Europe evolve? • Why is Europe accelerating its defense industrial transformation? • What role will Türkiye play in NATO’s emerging security architecture? • What strategic direction will the decisions announced on 8 July set for the Alliance over the next decade? This discussion goes beyond the headlines to examine the strategic forces shaping NATO’s future and the broader evolution of the transatlantic security order. Watch the full analysis and join the discussion. #NATO #Türkiye #NATOsummit #NATO2026Ankara #AnkaraSummit26 #NATOSummit2026

Esen Ermiş Ertürk

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Ethiopia: The Greatest Opportunist in Africa and the World!! Ethiopia is considered the greatest opportunist in Africa and the world, having exploited the collapse of the Siad Barre regime and the state in Somalia following the civil war in the early 1990s. Similarly, it took advantage of the departure of the late President Hosni Mubarak’s regime in 2011 to build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), assuming that the Egyptian state had collapsed. The difference now is that Somalia is recovering, building its army, and fighting to liberate its lands and eradicate terrorism, while Egypt is reaffirming its strategic position in the Horn of Africa. History is repeating itself, and Ethiopia will escape this time. It will soon find itself needing to pay the price. #Ethiopia #GERD #Somalia #Egypt #HornOfAfrica

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khaled mahmoued

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Anton Leicht breaks down why the entire US strategic position is now a leveraged bet on winning AGI: "The US strategic position is a leveraged bet on building AGI. You can see that the production pace in China of all these military assets they would need for a great power conflict with the US is just outpacing the US by a lot." "On a lot of the metrics, China is winning. On the AI metrics specifically, the US is winning." "It's extremely difficult to pitch the US on the strategic idea that they should initiate a pause, slowdown, treaty, anything that has to do with AI specifically, when the US thinks this is the one way for us to get out of this. This is the one way to accelerate past all the other developments in China." "RSI is in a real way the strategic endpoint of the current structure of the US stock market and US strategic investment." "It seems very hard to do this unilateral disarmament around this one specific tool that seems to put the US ahead, and then not do something that also attaches to hypersonic missile production and drone coordination and all these things that in the trend favor China instead." Anton Leicht

Anton Leicht breaks down why the entire US strategic position is now a leveraged bet on winning AGI: "The US strategic position is a leveraged bet on building AGI. You can see that the production pace in China of all these military assets they would need for a great power conflict with the US is just outpacing the US by a lot." "On a lot of the metrics, China is winning. On the AI metrics specifically, the US is winning." "It's extremely difficult to pitch the US on the strategic idea that they should initiate a pause, slowdown, treaty, anything that has to do with AI specifically, when the US thinks this is the one way for us to get out of this. This is the one way to accelerate past all the other developments in China." "RSI is in a real way the strategic endpoint of the current structure of the US stock market and US strategic investment." "It seems very hard to do this unilateral disarmament around this one specific tool that seems to put the US ahead, and then not do something that also attaches to hypersonic missile production and drone coordination and all these things that in the trend favor China instead." Anton Leicht

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JUST IN: 🇮🇱🇹🇷 Israel Could Face a Far Bigger Challenge If It Takes on Turkey Israeli media reportedly warns that Turkey could emerge as Israel’s biggest future strategic challenge after Iran, citing its size, military strength, expanding defense industry and growing regional influence. But the strategic equation has shifted. Turkey’s new trilateral defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and nuclear armed Pakistan could significantly raise the costs and risks of any potential Israeli confrontation with Ankara. A Turkey conflict would be nothing like the Iran campaign, it could rapidly become a wider regional crisis involving multiple major military powers.

JUST IN: 🇮🇱🇹🇷 Israel Could Face a Far Bigger Challenge If It Takes on Turkey Israeli media reportedly warns that Turkey could emerge as Israel’s biggest future strategic challenge after Iran, citing its size, military strength, expanding defense industry and growing regional influence. But the strategic equation has shifted. Turkey’s new trilateral defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and nuclear armed Pakistan could significantly raise the costs and risks of any potential Israeli confrontation with Ankara. A Turkey conflict would be nothing like the Iran campaign, it could rapidly become a wider regional crisis involving multiple major military powers.

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